Date: 1405/4/11 | Corresponding to 2 July 2025

The Liaison Office (TLO), in cooperation with the Afghanistan Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry, conducted a Green Business capacity building training program at the Afghanistan Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry for 30 women and girls.

The training program was designed to empower women, especially young girls and women entrepreneurs, in developing sustainable and environmentally friendly businesses. During the session, 30 women and girls participants were introduced to the basic concepts of green business, methods to improve market competitiveness, and responsible resource management practices.

The objective of the program is to strengthen the capacity of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to adopt sustainable business practices, improve competitiveness, support responsible and environmentally friendly economic growth, and increase employment opportunities for women in the country.

The “Afghanistan Economic Dawn” Exhibition was organized at the initiative of the Afghanistan Economic Development Organization (AEGIO) and with technical support from Khanbeek Asia Exhibition Services Company. The exhibition was launched with the aim of showcasing national capacities, promoting domestic products, and supporting entrepreneurs across the country.

The exhibition was held from April 9 to April 12, 2026, at Khalij Hotel in Kabul.

The main objectives of this exhibition included presenting the country’s economic achievements, strengthening domestic production, creating opportunities for cooperation between public and private sectors, and expanding trade relations. Various entities participated, including government institutions, the private sector, NGOs, manufacturing companies, agriculture and livestock sectors, handicrafts, telecommunications services, and the tourism sector.

In this program, around 180 women-led companies and 5 men-led companies of entrepreneurs and producers participated and showcased their products and services. This extensive participation reflects the significant role of women in the country’s economic growth and development.

The Afghanistan Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry also took part in this exhibition and supported female participants, facilitating their effective presence in this economic event.

The exhibition received remarkable attention from participants and visitors and is considered an important step toward economic growth, promotion of domestic products, and empowerment of women in trade and industry.

On the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, a program called “Eid Bazaar” was organized for 200 women to encourage and support women entrepreneurs.

This six-day Eid Bazaar took place from 22 to 28 Hoot 1404 at the Women’s Chamber of Commerce. It was designed to enhance entrepreneurial spirit, create sustainable economic opportunities, and strengthen women’s role in the market.

The program was organized with the cooperation and support of international organizations, including UN Women, UNHCR, and UNDP, and played an important role in providing support and creating economic opportunities for women entrepreneurs.

The event provided a valuable opportunity for women active in the market to showcase their economic capabilities in a dynamic environment and participate effectively.

د ۱۵۰ بې‌وزله ښځو لپاره د بشري مرستو پروګرام د ښځو د سوداګرۍ خونې او د GNI مؤسسې په همکارۍ د ۱۴۰۴ کال د حوت په ۲۱ نېټه ترسره شو. دا پروګرام د ټولنې د زیان‌منو قشرونو د ملاتړ، د اړمنو کورنیو د معیشت د ښه‌والي او د ټولنیزې همغږۍ او همکارۍ د روحیې د پیاوړتیا په موخه طرحه شوی و.

د دې پروګرام پر مهال ګډونوالو ته لازمې مرستې ووېشل شوې او هڅه وشوه چې د داسې نوښتونو له لارې د اقتصادي ستونزو په کمولو او د بې‌وزله ښځو د ژوند د کیفیت په لوړولو کې اغېزمن رول ولوبول شي.

A humanitarian assistance program for 150 underprivileged women was held on 21/12/ 1404, in cooperation with the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and the GNI Institute. The program was designed to support vulnerable groups in society, improve the living conditions of needy families, and strengthen the spirit of solidarity and social cooperation. During the program, necessary assistance was provided to the participants, and efforts were made to play an effective role in reducing economic challenges and improving the quality of life of underprivileged women through such initiatives

Iftar Program Held for 50 Underprivileged Women During the Holy Month of Ramadan

On the 21st of Hoot 1404, an Iftar program was organized for 50 underprivileged women in honor of the holy month of Ramadan. The initiative aimed to support vulnerable families and promote a spirit of compassion and social solidarity.

This Iftar gathering was held with the active participation and collaboration of the Chamber of Commerce, GNI Organization, and the National Ayyaran Peace Council of Afghanistan. Participants came together in a warm and spiritual atmosphere and benefited from this meaningful initiative.

A program was held on the 21st of Hoot 1404 to honor 60 female entrepreneurs for their one-year achievements. The ceremony recognized women active in various sectors, including health, tailoring, agriculture, food processing, and others, who have contributed through their work to serve women and girls in Afghanistan. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to these women by the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries.

As part of supporting women’s entrepreneurship and strengthening their economic capacity, the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the AELSO Institute organized a one-day program for 70 women on February 14, 2026

The aim of this program was to provide training and effective solutions for the growth and development of women-led businesses, enabling women to expand their economic activities and achieve financial sustainability.

At the end of the program, certificates of appreciation were awarded by this institute and the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry to recognize the efforts and participation of the women.

On January 18 and 19,2026, a program was organized by TLO and ACTED with the aim of exchanging ideas, raising awareness, and introducing the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries to a number of women.

This program was designed to encourage and support women who, due to existing circumstances, have been deprived of continuing their education in schools and working in government institutions, enabling them to become familiar with the opportunities and services of the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries and explore alternative pathways for economic activities.

The program was planned for 70 women, during which they were provided with essential information about the activities, services, and opportunities available through the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries.

two-day meeting was held to review opportunities and address the challenges in the Northern Zone.

The meeting was convened by the Central Chamber and attended by the commanders and directors of the Northern Zone to discuss key regional issues and propose practical solutions for improving the economic situation and expanding opportunities.

This two-day program provided a platform for exchange of ideas and collaboration among the managers, and strategic measures for advancing regional goals were examined.