The Global Entrepreneurship Congress is open to all members of entrepreneurship ecosystems from everywhere in the world. Pakistani IT and human resource experts will participate in Global Entrepreneurship Congress 2023.
In May 2023, Melbourne hosts the Global Entrepreneurship Congress, gathering multitude of ecosystem builders, entrepreneurs, investors and policymakers responsible for driving innovation in their communities and countries. Vibrant, scalable high-performing ecosystems share a common set of characteristics that can provide a roadmap as we reboot, rethink and regenerate a more resilient and inclusive post-pandemic economy. GEC 2023 will examine those characteristics while exploring data-driven insights into policies and programs to stimulate new business growth.
The Global Entrepreneurship Congress is open to all members of entrepreneurship ecosystems from everywhere in the world. It is a global sharing, learning and networking vehicle for entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, researchers, corporate executives, entrepreneurship support organisations and other thought leaders who have an interest in building stronger local ecosystems and expanding their global reach. Pakistani IT and human resource experts will participate in Global Entrepreneurship Congress 2023.
The three-member Pakistani delegation led by Mohammad Hasam will participate in the congress to be held in Melbourne, along with thousands of startup champions to devise strategies to reboot, rethink and regenerate the global economy in a post-pandemic world.
The Pakistani delegation was invited to attend Global Entrepreneurship Congress 2023, showing Pakistan was not far behind from other countries of the world in this regard and other members of the delegation included Mohammad Umar and Mohibullah, who are experts in IT management, HR resources and IT solutions.
The young entrepreneurs had presented their project at the Global Entrepreneurship Week held in Pakistan in coordnation with Copair and GEN Pakistan.
Presenting the projects to media here Friday GEN Pakistan managing Director Kashif Khan and Copair President Amna Munawar Awan highlighted that small steps and participation by a limited number of young experts will eventually encourage Pakistanis to become active player in the IT sector at global arena.
Originally published at Dawn