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The workshop on "Guide to Successful Export for Women Enterprises" is an activity within the framework of the SheTrades - UPS Project cooperation in Vietnam between the Trade Promotion Agency, Ministry of Industry and Trade and the International Trade Center (ITC), an affiliated unit of the United Nations (UN) and the World Trade Organization (WTO).
The event aims to: Build market readiness for women entrepreneurs; strengthen the women's business ecosystem; and enhance support for young women.
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Workshop: Guide to Successful Exporting for Women Entrepreneurs |
The event was attended by representatives from regulatory agencies, associations, industries, women-owned and led businesses that are ready or close to being ready to export, private sector companies, financial institutions and other stakeholders involved in the project implementation.
According to Mr. Dao Viet Anh - Head of International Relations Department, Trade Promotion Agency, Vietnam has one of the highest rates of women-owned businesses in Southeast Asia, but most of them are micro- and small-sized, 90% of which operate in the trade and service sectors. The reason is that, despite the constitutional recognition of gender equality and the increasing number of amendments to legal documents and regulations to maintain gender equality, female entrepreneurs in Vietnam still face some limitations from social norms and expectations.
The two-day workshop includes three working sessions:
Part 1 : Building market readiness for women entrepreneurs. Women entrepreneurs will receive hands-on training on topics needed to increase their business competitiveness and access new markets, focusing on the export journey, processes, market research, documentation, customs, green solutions.
Part 2: Strengthening the women’s business ecosystem. Training of Trainers (ToT) on risk management, business resilience, gender-sensitive tools and methods.
Part 3 : Meet SheTrades Partners.
The second day will incorporate a networking component, with quick exchanges between delegates to discuss new market and trade opportunities, while promoting connections between industry experts and female entrepreneurs.
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| The workshop attracted the participation of many female entrepreneurs. |
Sharing at the event, Ms. Ta Thi Kim Tuyen - Sinh Eco Ruong Ruoi Joint Stock Company said that the event helps businesses have an overview of the foundation that needs to be prepared and the steps that need to be taken/completed to deploy the export of goods to foreign markets.
Sharing the same view, Ms. Pham Thi Thoa - NICOTEX Joint Stock Company expressed that through the event, businesses have a preliminary understanding of export knowledge, export procedures, customs declarations, free trade agreements, export support tools... to some other countries.
At the workshop, in addition to the technical presentations of the speakers, there were also representatives from trade support organizations and industry associations sharing their current programs and activities to support businesses in particular and female entrepreneurs in general to strengthen the business support ecosystem and promote trade for female-owned businesses in Vietnam.
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