Joseph Isangura
Members of the Tanzania Women Chamber of Commerce (TWCC) voiced their aspirations for enhanced market access opportunities, both domestically and internationally, during discussions held yesterday at the 48th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF).
The discussions, hosted in collaboration with NMB Bank officials, centered on financial strategies aimed at bolstering the growth and development of women-led businesses.
TWCC participants seized the occasion of this prestigious trade fair to showcase a diverse array of products, ranging from processed foods to tailored services, cosmetics, health supplies, and traditional medicine. The event serves as a pivotal platform for them to promote their goods and services to a broad audience.
Mwajuma Hamza, Executive Director of TWCC, commended financial experts for their recognition of women’s pivotal role in fostering economic prosperity through entrepreneurship.
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She emphasized the importance of accessible financial solutions in empowering women entrepreneurs and driving national economic development.
The 48th DITF continues to serve as a critical hub for networking and business development, facilitating meaningful exchanges that promote innovation and economic resilience among Tanzania’s business community.
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