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As we celebrate, we find ourselves at the crossroads of progress and potential, confronting the myths holding women back from participating in publicprocurement and attaining certain heights in leadership. Happy International Women’s Day! According to the World Bank, women-owned SMEs contribute 20% to the global GDP.
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