A key meeting was held in Gwadar under the district administration to discuss the establishment of a dedicated Women Bazaar aimed at promoting female entrepreneurship and economic empowerment. The meeting, chaired at the Deputy Commissioner’s office, included representatives from the Women Development Department and other partner organizations. Officials highlighted that the initiative will provide women a safe and structured platform to sell products including food items, handicrafts, cosmetics, clothing, jewelry, and home-based goods. Several women participants presented their business ideas and expressed strong interest in joining the program. Development partners also shared plans for skill training and financial support programs for women entrepreneurs. Authorities stressed that local women will be given priority in shop allotments. The initiative is expected to strengthen economic opportunities for women and contribute to sustainable development in the region.
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