Courtesy Visit to the Access to Market Department of the Nigeria Export Promotion Council

Our recent courtesy visit to the Access to Market Department of the Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) in Abuja. This meeting marks a significant step towards fostering collaboration and partnerships that will enhance market access for our women entrepreneurs, as we gear up for the 4th edition of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit scheduled for November.

During our visit, we had the opportunity to discuss various strategies and initiatives aimed at empowering women entrepreneurs by providing them with the necessary tools and resources to access both local and international markets. The NEPC's commitment to supporting the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) aligns perfectly with our mission to drive sustainable development and economic empowerment for women in Nigeria.



Our discussions focused on leveraging the NEPC's extensive network and expertise to create market linkages, facilitate export opportunities, and provide training on international trade practices. By collaborating with the Access to Market Department, we aim to equip our women entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills needed to compete effectively in the global marketplace.

As we prepare for the upcoming Global Entrepreneurship Summit, this partnership will play a crucial role in ensuring that our participants gain valuable insights and access to market opportunities that can propel their businesses to new heights. We are excited about the potential impact of this collaboration and look forward to working closely with the NEPC to achieve our shared goals



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I extend my heartfelt thanks to the NEPC team for their warm reception and willingness to support our initiatives. Together, we can create a more inclusive and prosperous economic landscape for women entrepreneurs in Nigeria. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to build momentum towards the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in November.

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