The meeting will focus on the cultural difficulties that women encounter when starting their own business and the best practices to promote women entrepreneurship or to facilitate startups.  

In addition, all the visitors will be able to attend the BNI de Redin Chapter weekly meeting starting at 7am, which will take place before the talk with the Chinese delegation of businesswomen.

Applications for the joint event can be sent to Viviana Premazzi by 4 September, Wednesday, noon. Due to limited spaces, entry is granted on a first come, first served basis.

BNI has five chapters in Malta and has helped hundreds of women entrepreneurs to grow their business, whether it was just a startup or an already recognised business across more than 70 countries. 

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