The acceptance of applications to participate in the CAWEP 2.0 program, aimed at developing the entrepreneurial potential of women, has begun in Turkmenistan. Women entrepreneurs wishing to participate can submit their applications until September 14.

The Central Asian Women's Entrepreneurship Programme (CAWEP 2.0) will bring together a total of 35 women entrepreneurs from five Central Asian states, including Turkmenistan.

The program's training will be conducted in Russian in an online format over the course of seven weeks. Participants will acquire knowledge and practical skills in areas such as using digital tools and artificial intelligence technologies, developing a business in the internet space, effective customer communication, digital advertising, placing products on online trading platforms, and digital financial management.

During the training, around 20 trainers and invited experts will conduct sessions, providing participants with advisory and mentorship support.

The CAWEP 2.0 program also aims to foster experience exchange among women entrepreneurs from various Central Asian countries, build new business connections, and develop regional cooperation.

As the final stage of the online training, an in-person meeting is planned to be held in Bishkek on December 1–2, featuring a portion of the program participants and speakers.