COMFWB ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼 : BUILDING TRADE CAPACITY FOR YOUNG WOMEN AND YOUTH IN AGRO-PROCESSING

COMFWB Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, with support from the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), had recently a Capacity-building training bringing together 25 young women and youth operating in the agro-processing Value Chain.
➡️The programme was officially opened by Mr Munyaradzi Chitsa- from *Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, following remarks from Dr Edna Mukurazhizha, the COMFWB Zimbabwe Chairperson, Mr Nyasha Mhosva – from AGRA, Ms Evelyn .L Kudzunga – from Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA), Mr Hopewell Musundire, COMFWB Trade Facilitation Expert other stakeholders representatives . Mr Tasara Muzorori and Ms Bonakele Ndzinisa - COMESA Secretariat, Representatives were also in attendance, highlighting the importance of regional collaboration in promoting trade and economic opportunities.
➡️Day 1 focused on strengthening participants' understanding of COMESA Trade Facilitation instruments, Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs), the Simplified Trade Regime (STR), and mechanisms for identifying and reporting trade barriers.✅
➡️The training seeks to equip young women and youth with practical knowledge to navigate regional markets, overcome trade-related challenges and expand their participation in cross-border trade.
Through the COMFWB–AGRA partnership, we continue to advance opportunities for young women and youth to participate meaningfully in Regional trade and economic development
COMFWB Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, with support from the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), had recently a Capacity-building training bringing together 25 young women and youth operating in the agro-processing Value Chain.
➡️The programme was officially opened by Mr Munyaradzi Chitsa- from *Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, following remarks from Dr Edna Mukurazhizha, the COMFWB Zimbabwe Chairperson, Mr Nyasha Mhosva – from AGRA, Ms Evelyn .L Kudzunga – from Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA), Mr Hopewell Musundire, COMFWB Trade Facilitation Expert other stakeholders representatives . Mr Tasara Muzorori and Ms Bonakele Ndzinisa - COMESA Secretariat, Representatives were also in attendance, highlighting the importance of regional collaboration in promoting trade and economic opportunities.
➡️Day 1 focused on strengthening participants' understanding of COMESA Trade Facilitation instruments, Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs), the Simplified Trade Regime (STR), and mechanisms for identifying and reporting trade barriers.✅
➡️The training seeks to equip young women and youth with practical knowledge to navigate regional markets, overcome trade-related challenges and expand their participation in cross-border trade.
Through the COMFWB–AGRA partnership, we continue to advance opportunities for young women and youth to participate meaningfully in Regional trade and economic development
