100 women entrepreneurs to learn modern business skills in China and Türkiye

Muhtasari

• He noted that women own more than 30 percent of entrepreneurial businesses in Tanzania, making it essential to provide them with capital, business education, market opportunities and a supportive environment to.
• They said the current programme will directly support 100 women entrepreneurs, equipping them with the skills, networks and exposure needed to scale their enterprises and contribute more effectively to Tanzania’s.
• DAR ES SALAAM: WOMEN entrepreneurs in Tanzania are set to benefit from increased access to business knowledge, affordable financing and opportunities to learn about international markets following a new partnership.
• The initiative is designed to help women grow competitive businesses by strengthening their entrepreneurial skills, expanding market access and exposing them to global best practices.
• As part of the programme, selected women entrepreneurs will travel to China and Türkiye to learn modern production techniques, product packaging, technology adoption and effective business management practices.