In a collaborative effort to empower women entrepreneurs and enhance financial resilience among female business leaders, the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) has partnered with Mobilink Microfinance Bank to organize a dedicated training session titled “Women Thrive: Building Financial Resilience Together.” The initiative underscores the commitment of both organizations to equip women with essential financial literacy and tools for sustainable economic independence.
The event is scheduled for June 26, 2025, at 2:30 PM and will be held at the Chamber House. It aims to bring together aspiring and established women entrepreneurs under one roof, creating a space to learn, network, and strengthen their understanding of financial strategies crucial to long-term business success. The session is part of a broader initiative by RCCI’s Women Entrepreneurs Standing Committee to support and uplift women in the business ecosystem of Pakistan.
Saima Dastagir, Chairperson of the Women Entrepreneurs Standing Committee at RCCI, will lead the session alongside Vice Chairperson Urooj Fatima. Both leaders have been instrumental in advocating for greater representation of women in commerce and believe that financial literacy is the foundation for building entrepreneurial confidence and sustainability. Their leadership in this initiative reflects a strategic push toward gender-inclusive economic development, particularly in a climate where women often face barriers in accessing financial services and information.
Mobilink Microfinance Bank, one of Pakistan’s leading institutions in the microfinance sector, is bringing its expertise and resources to the training, ensuring that participants not only gain theoretical insights but also receive practical guidance. The bank has been actively working to promote financial inclusion through digital banking solutions tailored for underserved communities, including women-led businesses.
This training is designed to cover a variety of financial topics such as managing business capital, understanding credit, budgeting techniques, and leveraging microfinance solutions. Participants will also learn about the digital financial tools that are reshaping access to finance in Pakistan, with a focus on how women entrepreneurs can benefit from these innovations to streamline their operations and expand market reach.
By offering this platform, RCCI and Mobilink Microfinance Bank are reinforcing the vital role women play in the economic landscape of the country. The initiative highlights the importance of partnerships between financial institutions and chambers of commerce to create inclusive pathways for economic participation.
Interested participants can register for the session through the official registration link provided by the organizers. The training event represents more than just a workshop; it is a step toward creating a supportive financial environment where women can thrive, lead, and contribute to national progress through entrepreneurship and innovation.
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