Karachi, Pakistan: Renowned Pakistani actress Zoya Nasir has emerged as a vocal advocate
for women’s empowerment, particularly emphasizing the significance of financial independence.
In a recent interview with Fuschia Magazine, she delved into the positive psychological impact
of women achieving financial self-sufficiency.
Nasir passionately stressed the importance of allowing young women to explore professional
opportunities before marriage, empowering them to make informed decisions about their lives
and parenting. She acknowledged the societal challenges faced by single women but
highlighted the transformative power of exposure. By raising girls to prioritize financial
independence, she believes, we can equip them to navigate life’s complexities and build fulfilling
careers.
Recently, Zoya was seen at the 9th-anniversary celebration of the partnership between the
British Asian Trust and Citi Foundation, organized by SEED Ventures. The event, held at the
Beach Luxury Hotel in Karachi, honored numerous micro-entrepreneurs from across Pakistan.
Nasir expressed her admiration for the organizations’ dedication to empowering women
entrepreneurs. She drew parallels between their experiences and her own journey,
acknowledging the challenges she faced as a young woman without support. Zoya emphasized
the importance of such initiatives in providing platforms for women to thrive and build successful
businesses
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