women entrepreneurs

women entrepreneurs

Fisheries and Livestock State Minister Sultan Salauddin Tuku. File Photo: BSS

State minister calls for boosting milk production to reduce import reliance

Increasing the participation of women entrepreneurs will accelerate the country's economic growth, he said.

Visitors browse jewellery, fashion and handmade products at the women-led Dhaka Night Market on Friday, where entrepreneurs showcase their businesses ahead of Eid-ul-Adha at a bustling evening marketplace in the capital, 22 May 2026. Photo: Rajib Dhar

Women-led 'Dhaka Night Market' lights up city evenings ahead of Eid

Women entrepreneurs showcase their products at the Mother's Market on 10 May. Photos: Nylah Shah/TBS

The mompreneurs who turn ashes to gold

Illustration: TBS

Women entrepreneurs need respectful, business-friendly environment: Experts

Fisheries and Livestock Adviser Farida Akhter spoke at a seminar titled 'Voices for Change: Putting Climate Action, Women Entrepreneurs, and SMEs in Bangladeshi Public Policy' held at a city hotel on Saturday (6 December 2025). Photo: UNB

Extra climate funding needed for women entrepreneurs: Adviser Farida

Representational Image. Photo: Collected

Budget FY26: Advance tax on petroleum products cut; no VAT on cotton produced from jhut

File photo of Bangladesh Bank. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

20% of green financing must go to women entrepreneurs: Cenbank

The exhibition, an initiative of Women Enterprise Association of Bangladesh, will take place at the city’s Gulshan Shooting Club. Photo: Courtesy

3-day int’l trade fair for women entrepreneurs in city from Thursday

Their visit will involve high-level discussions with investors, legislators and corporate executives in the UK and promote cross-border trade between the two countries including under the UK’s Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS). Photo: Courtesy

Bangladeshi women entrepreneurs to lead trade mission to UK in February

File photo of Bangladesh Bank/BSS

Cenbank continues 1% timely loan repayment incentive for women entrepreneurs

Participants of AWE programme pose for a photo with US Embassy Chargé d'Affaires ad interim Megan Bouldin at the closing ceremony in Dhaka on 17 November. Photo: Courtesy

90 women entrepreneurs graduate from US-funded AWE programme

The US Embassy, Dhaka, in partnership with BRAC University's Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CED), celebrated 90 aspiring women entrepreneurs on their completion of the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) program at the university’s campus in Badda. Photo: UNB

Women key to Bangladesh's economic progress: US

Sketch: TBS

Unlocking global e-commerce opportunities for Bangladeshi women at the WTO