The Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries, together with Rooidad Media, organized a special program to honor 70 female entrepreneurs. The event recognized their achievements in various business fields and acknowledged their contributions to the country’s economic development
The two-day exhibition titled Shin Lari, held on the 23rd and 24th of Qaws 1404, promoted and showcased the businesses of female entrepreneurs. The exhibition provided female entrepreneurs with an opportunity to present their achievements, products, and innovations, and to share their practical experiences in business development and entrepreneurship with the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries.
The Chamber Members’ Assembly was held to collect suggestions and opinions, and to review challenges and opportunities among members. The information and perspectives shared during these sessions are recorded so that the chamber can address them and provide appropriate solutions.
A two-day meeting was held to explore opportunities and address the challenges of the northern zone.
This meeting was organized by the Central Chamber and attended by heads and managers of the northern zone to discuss key regional issues and propose practical solutions for improving the economic situation and expanding opportunities.
As part of efforts to empower women economically and create new employment opportunities, the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries, in collaboration with TLO, organized an online sales training program for a number of girls and women who, due to various limitations, were unable to continue their education in schools and universities and lacked the capital to work outside their homes.
The aim of this program was to provide these women with opportunities to engage in economic activities through online platforms, enabling them to earn income from home and participate in the digital economy.
The training program was conducted over two days, with approximately 75 women participating and receiving essential training in online sales.
This initiative is part of the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries’ ongoing efforts to support employment, strengthen digital skills, and enhance women’s role in the modern economy.
In line with women’s empowerment and support for the development of small enterprises, the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry, on 10 Qaws 1404 (December 1, 2025), introduced 100 women who have recently entered the field of business and entrepreneurship to Aga Khan Bank.
The aim of this program is to facilitate these women’s access to small loans and to strengthen their basic capacities in the business sector, enabling them to effectively start and expand their economic activities.
This initiative is part of the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s support programs aimed at promoting growth, financial independence, and increasing women’s role in the country’s economy.
The Afghanistan Products Exhibition was inaugurated on 21 October 2023 (29 Mizan 1402) in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and continued for three days. Around 250 Afghan investors and industrialists participated, showcasing their products and productions. The Afghanistan Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry facilitated the active participation of women entrepreneurs by supporting and sending 13 businesswomen to the exhibition. These women presented a variety of products in 10 dedicated booths, including handicrafts, carpets and handwoven fabrics, jewelry, and food products, playing a significant role in promoting the economic capabilities of Afghan women and strengthening regional trade relations.
The exhibition of Afghan products was held on 14th of Hoot 1402 in the city of Ashgabat. In this event, the Afghan delegation, led by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Afghanistan, along with 250 national and international traders, participated.
Within the framework of the activities of the Afghanistan Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Afghan businesswomen also had an active presence. Around 15 female entrepreneurs showcased their products and capabilities in various sectors and also participated in business meetings with the Turkmen side.
This program is part of the Chamber’s efforts to empower women, promote exports, and expand their presence in international markets. One of the achievements of this program was the establishment of a business structure between Afghan and Turkmen businesswomen, during which a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was also signed.