Local vocational training programs and cottage industry displays took center stage at the Morgah industrial exhibition on Sunday, showcasing high-grade garments and artisanal products crafted by women trainees to boost local self-reliance and economic integration.
Morgah exhibition highlights female entrepreneurship, vocational skill drive
RAWALPINDI, Oct 11 (APP):Local vocational training programs and cottage industry displays took center stage at the Morgah industrial exhibition on Sunday, showcasing high-grade garments and artisanal products crafted by women trainees to boost local self-reliance and economic integration.
The exhibition ‘Sanatzar’ organized by the Attock Sahara Foundation at the ARL Cricket Ground, featured specialized displays from Sanatzar Rawalpindi—the Social Welfare Department’s local training center aimed at linking skilled female artisans directly with commercial markets.
Organizers highlighted that expanding market exposure for women-led micro-enterprises remains vital to driving household financial stability and fostering sustainable industrial growth across the division.
Inaugurating the event, Divisional Director Social Welfare and Bait-ul-Mal Muhammad Shahid Rana and Attock Oil Refinery CEO Brigadier (R) Tahir Malik reviewed the stalls and commended the craftsmanship of the trainees.
Officials reaffirmed their commitment to scaling up vocational training facilities and providing ongoing institutional support to turn local craft skills into viable commercial ventures.
