Kashmir Cooking Oil & Banaspati displayed their commitment to empowering women at the Kashmir SheMatter’s Conference 2025, held on February 24th.
Kashmir SheMatters 2025 brings together women from diverse fields, including entrepreneurs, creators, activists, and changemakers, to share their thoughts, insights, and experiences.
It celebrates resilience, leadership, and the transformative role women play in shaping a better world. Kashmir's sponsorship of this exceptional event demonstrates its commitment to nurturing inclusivity and empowerment of women.
With this partnership, Kashmir will be able to reach a vibrant, forward-thinking audience which aligns with its philosophy of fostering growth.
The event attracted esteemed companies, including PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and Nippon Paints, among others from the corporate sector. It successfully brought together influential women leaders, prominent CEOs, and supportive allies for impactful discussions.
Mohammad H. Muggo, Executive Director of United Industries Limited, was awarded the prestigious ‘Enabler of Dreams’ Award, presented by Ms Syma Arshad, Founder of SheMatters, alongside Ms Eleni Porichi, Minister Counsellor and Chargé d'Affaires A.I.. This recognition underscores his dedication to helping women overcome obstacles and seize opportunities.
Team Kashmir Left to right Eman Ahmed Warriach, Mishael Tareen, Alina K. Lodhi, Omer Ahmed, Mian Shahzad Khalid, Naweera Adnan, Areesha Haider, and Saad Farooq Bhatti
Mohammad H. Muggo during his address to the audience quoted:
We have helped thousands of women launch their home businesses using technology and tools, empowering them to become active business owners, decision-makers, and contributors to the economy. We pledge to do even more in the future.
Kashmir Cooking Oil & Banaspati take pride in sponsoring the Kashmir SheMatters initiative and remain dedicated to supporting women in their pursuit of a more inclusive and prosperous future!
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