馃嚳馃嚰ZimbabweSouthern Africa
Concord for Young Women in Business leverages ZITF 2026 for partnerships and growth
via NewsDay Zimbabwe5 min read
The Concord for Young Women in Business is utilizing the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair ZITF 2026 to expand its reach and secure strategic partnerships. Exhibiting at the trade fair, the organization aims to boost its visibility and create opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and women's economic empowerment. Representative Nomsah Bathabile Mbende stated that ZITF 2026 provides access to local, regional, and international partners, serving as a platform to integrate into a broader economic network. The organization, founded to empower women entrepreneurs, offers free training in areas such as ICT and goat rearing to support sustainable livelihoods. Mbende emphasized that this exposure is crucial for advancing their mission to ensure women have access to opportunities, regardless of their background.
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