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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2025 · 1H

From War-Torn Afghanistan to Global Education Advocate

from Women's Business Voice · host Angela De Souza

In our eighth episode of "Women's Business Voice," we are honoured to spotlight the incredible journey of Fahima Danishmal, a woman who has transformed her life and the lives of others through her unwavering commitment to education and resilience. Forced to flee Afghanistan at the age of twelve, Fahima's passion for empowering women through education began in the refugee camps of Pakistan and grew as she founded schools for Afghan immigrants in Iran. After immigrating to England, she faced language barriers and cultural challenges but persevered to establish Naz Global, a business institute dedicated to supporting women in achieving their goals. Join us as we delve into Fahima’s story of overcoming adversity and creating a global impact, proving that resilience can turn any challenge into an opportunity for growth.Tags:women entrepreneurs, business stories, female leadership, Women's Business Club, entrepreneurship, women empowerment, resilience, education advocacy, overcoming adversity, refugee journey, cultural barriers, immigrant success, women in business, inspirational women, global impact, business podcast, entrepreneurial journey, Afghan immigrants, education for women, community building.

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