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The Pakistani state was born out of the partition of India an event that was characterized by conflict, lasting enmities, a mass migration and the birth of a theological state. It was formed on August14, 1947 and still after sixty six years of formation Pakistan is a under-developed country. Still, we are forced to go towards international monetary fund for the stabilization of our economy. Still, we ask our allies i.e. China, America and Saudi-Arabia for help. Still, we are trying to find energy resources to fulfill our need of energy. It is due to lack of awareness of entrepreneurship that how much it is important for our country. How it can help in improving economy of Pakistan.
Many international surveys rank Pakistan was one of the most corrupt countries in the world. Entrepreneurs are cautioned. Although it has strong potential to be an entrepreneur’s efforts to become wealthy over might, without having to move up to the ladder gradually this overconfidence and lack of understanding for the proper business techniques causes the demise of many entrepreneurial ventures.
Another issue that is preventing entrepreneurial growth in Pakistan is lack of awareness among people for not giving women opportunity to start venture and nurture it into a successful business. Women are looked food maker’ rather than food earners’. Research does shows that those women who are given proper resources and chance become strong entrepreneurs.
There are many organizations in Pakistan who are proving awareness to people through their training programs and giving opportunities. One of the popular names in small and medium enterprise is SMEDA. It was working successfully in Pakistan for the growth and betterment of entrepreneurship and economy of the country. The mission of SMEDA is "To function as the promoter & facilitator of SME sector in Pakistan by creating a conducive and facilitating environment as well as providing and facilitating service

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