Qaseem Shah: Adviser to the Balochistan Women Development Department Dr Rubaba Khan Buledi has stressed the need for better business opportunities, institutional support and access to markets for women entrepreneurs to strengthen their economic independence and contribution to the provincial economy.
Speaking at the international conference on “Inclusive and Resilient Economic Empowerment and Growth” in Islamabad, she said women in Balochistan had considerable talent and potential to drive entrepreneurship, generate employment and support sustainable economic development.
Dr Buledi said the participation of women entrepreneurs from Balochistan in the conference provided a platform to showcase their capabilities, share their experiences and highlight the challenges and opportunities facing women-led businesses.
She emphasised that improving access to business resources, professional training and economic opportunities was essential to helping women establish and expand their enterprises.
According to the adviser, women’s economic empowerment benefits not only individual families but also contributes to employment generation, business development and broader economic progress.
She reaffirmed the provincial government’s commitment to promoting women’s entrepreneurial capacity and creating an environment in which they could participate more actively in economic activities.
Dr Buledi said recognising women’s potential and supporting their business initiatives were important steps towards building a more inclusive, resilient and prosperous Balochistan.
