The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), in collaboration with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), is thrilled to announce the 12th edition of WexNet 2024 and the 18thOIC Trade Fair. This premier event, dedicated to showcasing the exceptional talents of Pakistan’s women entrepreneurs, will be held at the Lahore Expo Center from November 29 to December 1, 2024.
Delegates and business representatives from 21 OIC member countries will also participate in the event, including Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Sudan, Indonesia, Morocco, Mali, Malaysia, and Nigeria. This trade fair is expected to enhance bilateral trade activities between Pakistan and other Islamic nations.
WEXNET 2024 is dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs in Pakistan, with over 300 participants showcasing a diverse range of products and services, surpassing last year’s turnout. The exhibition features textiles, apparel, jewelry, handicrafts, cookware, herbal skincare, e-commerce, and export-ready goods.
Esteemed participants include Elum Traditional Arts, Indus Hunar, Maqbool Foods, and many more, representing the talent and innovation of women-led ventures. Vocational training institutions like Sanat Zar and Qasr-e-Bahbood will also contribute, offering attendees an inspiring glimpse into heritage crafts, contemporary designs, and sustainable solutions, reflecting the vibrant creativity of Pakistan’s women entrepreneurs.
TDAP, as a key driver of Pakistan’s economic growth, is committed to supporting women entrepreneurs and providing them with a platform to showcase their products and connect with potential buyers. By organizing WexNet, TDAP aims to foster business partnerships, facilitate market access, and empower women to contribute to the nation’s economic development.
WexNet 2024 invites families, businesses, and individuals to join in celebrating the achievements of Pakistan’s talented women entrepreneurs. With free entry forfor families and extended hours from 10 AM to 9 PM, this event offers a unique opportunity to experience the best of Pakistani craftsmanship and support women-led businesses.
