Sarfraz Bugti has inaugurated the first-ever women’s market in Gwadar, marking a significant step toward economic empowerment and inclusion of women in the province. The newly launched Gwadar Women’s Market is designed to provide a dedicated space where women can run businesses, showcase their skills, and earn a sustainable income.
The market currently features 14 shops, each allocated to women entrepreneurs, offering them an opportunity to participate actively in economic activities. These shops are expected to host a variety of products, including handicrafts, clothing, and locally made goods, reflecting the region’s culture and creativity.
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This initiative is being seen as a major milestone for women in Balochistan, a region where economic opportunities for women have traditionally been limited. By creating a safe and supportive business environment, the project aims to encourage more women to step into entrepreneurship and become financially independent.
Officials believe the Gwadar Women’s Market will not only generate employment opportunities but also strengthen the local economy by promoting small businesses. It is also expected to inspire similar initiatives in other parts of the province, contributing to broader social and economic development.
Overall, the project highlights a growing focus on women’s empowerment, community development, and inclusive growth, positioning Gwadar as not just a strategic port city but also a center for social progress.
