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    Women can now manage home-based enterprises easily says SaleemUllah

    Women Can Now Manage Home-Based Enterprises Easily, Says SaleemUllah ISLAMABAD: Federal Secretary Finance Saleem Ullah has said that women across

    Women Can Now Manage Home-Based Enterprises Easily, Says SaleemUllah

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Secretary Finance Saleem Ullah has said that women across Pakistan can now easily manage and grow home-based enterprises thanks to improved digital access, financial inclusion programs, and supportive government initiatives aimed at empowering female entrepreneurs.

    Speaking at a women’s entrepreneurship event, he highlighted that technology and policy reforms are creating new opportunities for women-led micro and small businesses across the country.


    Digital Tools Empowering Women Entrepreneurs

    SaleemUllah emphasized that Pakistan’s digital transformation has made it easier for women to:

    • Start online businesses from home

    • Use mobile banking and e-wallets for payments

    • Access microloans, SME financing and grants

    • Sell products via e-commerce platforms

    • Benefit from financial literacy and training programs

    He noted that women are increasingly adopting digital platforms for baking, tailoring, handicrafts, online tutoring, beauty services and other small home-based ventures.


    Govt Expanding Financial Inclusion

    The finance secretary said the government is continuously working on:

    • Expanding branchless banking networks

    • Launching women-focused incentives under banking schemes

    • Simplifying access to credit and startup capital

    • Providing skills training through state-run institutions

    • Strengthening collaboration with the private sector

    He added that improving women’s economic participation is essential for Pakistan’s long-term economic stability.


    Women Entrepreneurs Share Success Stories

    Participants at the event shared how digital payment systems, social media marketing and small e-commerce stores helped them scale their businesses without needing physical shops.

    Experts also stressed the need for:

    • Lower internet costs

    • Better cybersecurity protection

    • More women-focused incubation centers


    Conclusion

    SaleemUllah’s remarks underline Pakistan’s growing focus on empowering women through digital support, financial inclusion, and entrepreneurship reforms, allowing women to operate successful home-based enterprises with greater ease.

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