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TDAP to hold WEXNET Exhibition 2015

byCustoms Today Report
02/09/2015
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LAHORE: Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) is organizing Pakistan’s largest trade exhibition WEXNET 2015 here at Expo Centre from December 4 to 6.

It would be the 9th edition of WEXNET aimed at promoting women entrepreneurs to encourage and enhance their capacity for their valuable contribution in the export sector of the country, said the Authority’s spokesman here Tuesday.

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At the moment, he added, the TDAP is working on arrangements of the exhibition to make the mega event a success, as more than 200 stalls are expected to be set up in the exhibition this year, while this platform will eventually help improve export figure of the country and create a compatible business environment. Women entrepreneurs from all over

Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and other parts of the world would showcase their products in the exhibition, he maintained.

The TDAP has offered women entrepreneurs to display all products/service sectors including textile items, leather garments, footwear, handicrafts, gift items, beauty care items, food products, pharmaceuticals, herbal medicines, jewellery, cutlery, sports goods, carpets, marble and granite and services etc. This activity would enable the women entrepreneurs spot sale facility of their products, interaction with national and international buyers as well as enhance their corporate capacity, he said.

The TDAP, he said, would also organize seminars and workshops on the sidelines of the exhibition for creating further awareness about the export sector among women entrepreneurs. TDAP has arranged 10 to 12 Help Desk at Expo Centre to facilitate the visitors, traders and buyers besides forming different teams of officers and staff of TDAP in making this mega event a success.

The Authority would also arrange an international conference on “Women of substance” here on March 20, 2016 to be participated by prominent women stakeholders from in and abroad.

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