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Entrepreneurs urged to focus on branding to promote exports

byCT Report
11/04/2018
in Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has good potential to enhance exports to USA and Europe by developing good brands and business community should focus on branding of products to promote business activities and improve exports. This was said by Muhammad Siddique from Atlanta, Georgia USA, a Global Social Media Authority, Mass Publicity Influencer, and Entrepreneurial Philanthropist as well as host of Instant Publicity Interviews. He was holding an interactive session with local business community on “Secrets to Grow Business” at Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry.

Muhammad Siddique said that many Pakistani products including IT & software have the potential to get good market share in Western and European markets and stressed that business community should develop brand stories as it was vital to develop good brand stories to get the attention of customers in the prevailing highly competitive business environment at local and international level. He also provided many valuable tips to the participants for successful growth of businesses.

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Sheikh Amir Waheed, President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry in his welcome address said that Pakistan was witnessing youth bulge and promoting entrepreneurship in youth would put the country on the path of sustainable economic growth. He stressed that government should offer some good incentives in the coming budget for entrepreneurship promotion in the country. He said government should also provide loans on easy terms to the youth for business startups as it would help in promoting business activities and reducing unemployment.

Muhammad Naveed Malik Senior Vice President and Nisar Vice President ICCI thanked Muhammad Siddiqui, Entrepreneurial Philanthropist from Atlanta, Georgia, USA for coming to ICCI and giving a detailed lecture on the secrets to grow business to the local business community. They hoped that his useful tips would help the businessmen in better growth of their business ventures.

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