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NEPC, in partnership with Agrochains Consult, said the five-day
workshop currently holding in Lagos would feature sessions on
institutionalising the inclusion of more women-led Small and Medium Enterprises
into the non-oil export ecosystem.
It disclosed this in a statement
issued in Abuja on Tuesday and jointly signed by a representative of EEFP, Ivy Clem, and the Chief Executive
Officer of Agrochains Consult, Titi Ojo.
The council said the target of
the training was to ensure improved packaging, branding standardised
certifications and enhancing knowledge of relevant international trade
agreements.
This, it said, would in turn help
the businesses access new global markets. The Executive Director of NEPC, Olusegun Awolowo, was quoted in the
statement as saying, “It is heartening to note the progress
women-owned businesses have made as key economic drivers in Nigeria’s non-oil
export eco-system.
“The NEPC always
strives to partner reputable private sector companies such as Agrochains
Consult in our continuing effort to create an army of exporters that will drive
non-oil exports and promote the diversification of Nigeria’s export portfolio
for inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
“The training of 100
women-owned businesses on export readiness is part of our efforts to achieve
inclusion and effective participation of women in the non-oil export sector.”
The Agrochains CEO said the focus
of the training would be on providing real-world experience, insight, in-depth
research, evidence-based information and keynotes from industry leaders.
Ojo said, “The topics being covered include leveraging institutional partnerships to
develop export competencies of the businesses, support with improved packaging,
branding, standardised certification and knowledge of trade agreements and
market requirements.
“An opportunity to
partner the NEPC/EEFP to train women CEOs on export readiness is an indication
of trust and our commitment to the businesses will exceed the five–day mark.”
Ojo said Agrochains had
structured a six-month mentorship programme to ensure participants received the
required support from experienced mentors.
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