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AWCCI’s Leadership participation at
“Promoting Women’s Economic
Empowerment through Strong
Business Networks”
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WCCI’s Leadership partici-
pates at “Promoting Wom-
en’s Economic Empower-
ment Through Strong Business
Networks” organized by CIPE on
April 18-20, 2019. First Day Session
One: Making a Difference to Wom-
en-Owned Businesses to be Export
Ready by Dr. Ashraf Mahate.
interventions while elaborating on
the accomplishments and activities
of AWCCI. The third and last day of
the event was taken over for the
sessions on “Supply Chain Readi-
ness for Women-Owned-Business
and Procurement Policy in India”
by the Director and Promoter of
WEConnect India, Ms. Uma Red-
dy and Effective Policy Writing by
a Senior Consultant of CIPE, Ms.
Camelia Bulat.
Last day ended with a discussion
with CIPE on further plans to work
with AWCCI.
AWCCI is thankful to Center for
International Private Enterprise
(CIPE)
On the second day, each partici-
pating country from South Asia
presented their accomplishments
in 2018 and planned activities for
2019. From AWCCI, Ms. Parwarish
Oryakhail, the Director of Business
Development Services, delivered
a presentation on AWCCI’a accom-
#LetsCollaborateforaBetterres-
plishments in 2018. Ms. Afsana Ra- ult
himi, Chair of AWCCI, had several
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