In a society where cultural and societal constraints have historically prevented women from growing socially and becoming independent, the dedication of Pakistani women has exemplified their ability to overcome obstacles. Despite the economic barriers and security challenges in regions like Bara Tehsil, women have demonstrated remarkable resilience.
These women, in spite of facing biased business environments and socio-economic pressures, have successfully established themselves as entrepreneurs. Many of them transitioned from being homemakers to business leaders, creating employment opportunities for others as well.
After enduring displacement, inflation, and losses caused by military operations in their region, these women were motivated to break the vicious cycle of dependency and despair. Organizations like the Sarhad Rural Support Programme and Relief Pakistan have provided essential support to these women, enabling them to rebuild their lives and livelihoods.
It is now crucial for Pakistan to expand such opportunities to individuals across the country. By replicating these successes at the national level, the country can empower more women to contribute to the economy and achieve financial independence.
Zamur Hafeez
Shapuk
