هرات کې ښځینه متشبثینو ته د بازارموندنې او مصنوعي ځیرکتیا کارغالی جوړ شو

Online Business Training Begins for 300 Afghan Women in Herat Hayatullah.Rahimi Fri, 09/11/2026 - 01:56 Author TOLOnews Profile Photo Author Short Bio TOLOnews is Afghanistan’s first 24-hour TV/online news channel covering national, regional and world affairs. Author Job TV Network Business The Afghanistan-Iran Joint Chamber of Commerce says joint business activities between Afghan and Iranian businesswomen will begin soon. The chamber says women play an important role in the economies of both countries and will export their products to other countries by establishing joint factories. Neda Shirin, a member of the Afghanistan-Iran Joint Chamber of Commerce, said: “Women should also have a role in trade between Afghanistan and Iran so that they can contribute to the economic growth of their countries.” Behnaz Saljuqi, head of the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries in Herat, said: “We have strengthened our efforts in trade with Iran, and now trade between women of the two countries is expected to begin.” Meanwhile, Iranian instructors in Herat have organized training workshops for more than 300 Afghan women in marketing with the help of artificial intelligence, pottery and ceramics. The workshop has been organized at the cultural section of the Iranian Consulate in Herat and aims to improve the skills of women and girls and help them find access to international markets for their products. Sosan Kazemi, organizer of the workshop, said: “More than 300 women are participating in this training course, and its aim is to address the needs of these women.” More training programs are also expected to be organized by Iranian instructors in Herat to build the capacity of female entrepreneurs. Meanwhile, the Afghanistan-Iran Joint Chamber of Commerce says joint exhibitions of products made by female entrepreneurs from the two countries will also increase in Afghanistan and Iran. Zhila Sultani, an entrepreneur, said: “This is very good because we will be able to sell our products ourselves.” According to the instructors of the training workshops, many jobs will disappear in the near future and will be replaced by artificial intelligence. They say it is therefore necessary for female entrepreneurs to have the knowledge and skills required to work with artificial intelligence. Source: ToloNews — https://tolonews.com/pa/business-200790