KARACHI: The Women in Finance Society of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Pakistan, in partnership with FTAC, organised an intensive training programme "Women in Business - Making Pakistan Prosperous" for aspiring women entrepreneurs and finance professionals in Lahore, a statement said on Thursday.
Sajjeed Aslam, head of ACCA Pakistan, said: “We believe that it’s every organisation’s responsibility to support diversity and to review and revise the way they support and open up opportunities to women – and indeed all other under-represented groups. Pakistan’s economy can never flourish without ensuring participation of women in the economic activity.”
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