Representatives of Turkmenistan’s business community took part in an international business forum for women entrepreneurs from Asian countries, held online with more than 50 businesswomen from 12 countries. Participants discussed prospects for developing women’s entrepreneurship, sharing experience and expanding international cooperation, the Uzbekistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry reported.
The forum was held Friday in the Uzbek city of Namangan under the theme “Further Enhancing the Role and Status of Women in Society and Sharing Entrepreneurship Experience Among Women in Asian Countries.” It was organized by the Uzbekistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Namangan regional administration and the Committee on Family and Women.
Representatives of business associations, chambers of commerce and industry, and companies from Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, China, Kuwait, Pakistan and Türkiye attended the event. Key topics included developing women-led businesses, introducing innovative approaches and expanding business ties between countries.
The forum concluded with the signing of 12 agreements and eight memorandums of cooperation. The documents aim to strengthen international business ties among women entrepreneurs and support the implementation of joint projects.
Participants highlighted the importance of international forums in sharing experience and developing business cooperation. They also agreed to hold such meetings regularly.
