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Call for separate SME Policy for women entrepreneurs

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The participants of First Private Sector Consultative Session have unanimously supported the formulation of a separate SME Policy for women entrepreneurs in Pakistan. Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority (SMEDA) and FCDO-funded organization ReMIT jointly organized the session at a local hotel on Tuesday.

Dr. Shehla Javaid Akram, founder President of the Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry addressed the session as Key note speaker. Ms. Nadia Jehangir Seth, GM Policy and Planning of SMEDA.

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