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Meeting of women entrepreneurs held at TDAP’s Quetta office

QUETTA: A consultative meeting with women entrepreneurs was held at the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), Regional Office Quetta, in connection with the upcoming 1st Edition of WEXNET Quetta. The meeting was chaired by Director, TDAP Regional Office Quetta, Noor Ali Achakzai. Women entrepreneurs from Quetta and other parts of Balochistan participated in the meeting. Detailed…

Meeting of women entrepreneurs held at TDAP’s Quetta office

Quetta witnessed a consultative meeting with women entrepreneurs at the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) Regional Office. The event was held in preparation for the inaugural edition of WEXNET Quetta. Noor Ali Achakzai, the Director of TDAP's Regional Office Quetta, presided over the gathering.

Women entrepreneurs from Quetta and other regions of Balochistan took part in the meeting. Discussions centered on the organization of WEXNET Quetta, the role of women entrepreneurs, product displays, market linkages, and business opportunities. Achakzai emphasized the significant role women entrepreneurs play in the national economy and export promotion.

WEXNET Quetta, according to Achakzai, offers women entrepreneurs the chance to exhibit their products, business potential, and forge new business connections. He assured participants of access to national and international markets. The attendees received a comprehensive briefing on the objectives of WEXNET, the participation process, and anticipated activities.

The women entrepreneurs also offered valuable suggestions on marketing, branding, packaging, market access, business linkages, and product exports during the meeting.

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