TARBELA/GHAZI – DR. PERVAIZ AWAN: Women Entrepreneurship Expo to be held in Sobra City Tarbela under the auspicious of Tarbela 5th Extension project with the aim to uplift and Economic Empowerment for Local women Talent
According to the details, under the auspicious of social development program of the Tarbela Fifth Extension Project, a three-day Women’s Entrepreneurship Expo is set to take place at the Sobra City Football Stadium Tarbela. This grand event aims to empower local women by providing them economic opportunities and promoting their handmade crafts, directly supporting the region’s economy. The expo will showcase traditional, handcrafted items created by women from surrounding areas, exposing their skills and dedication to their craft.
Starting in the third week of November, the expo will display locally-made clothing, traditional jewelry, intricately embroidered tablecloths, hand-woven shawls, and ornamental pieces that represent the unique cultural heritage and artistic talent of the region. This initiative not only allows women to present their craftsmanship to a broader audience but also provides them with an avenue for earning a respectable income from their hard work.
The event also includes training sessions and workshops tailored to support budding entrepreneurs. Experts will offer valuable insights on financial planning, branding, marketing, and sales skills, helping women develop and manage successful businesses. These sessions aim to guide participants toward economic self-sufficiency and long-term success in their ventures.
To create a lively atmosphere for all ages, the expo will feature engaging activities like rides, face painting, and game stalls for children, while women can enjoy traditional music performances. The food stalls will offer a delicious spread of local and traditional dishes, including regional sweets, stuffed parathas, and other popular delicacies, providing visitors with an authentic cultural experience.
Last year’s expo, also organized under the auspicious of Tarbela Fifth Extension Project, was a resounding success. Many women participants referred to the event as a “breath of freedom,” as it allowed them to step outside their homes and showcase their creativity to the world. Building on this success, this year’s expo is expected to attract even more visitors and continue to serve as a pivotal milestone in the journey toward women’s economic empowerment.
This expo is more than just an exhibition, it’s a transformative step toward improving the financial well-being of local women and fostering community growth. The Tarbela Extension Project’s initiative has gained widespread appreciation across the region for its impact on social and economic development. It sends a clear message that when given the right opportunities, women can not only uplift their families but contribute significantly to national progress.
