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AGI lobbying 24-Hour Economy Secretariat to expand incentives—AGI President

He explained that the association was preparing its members to become investment-ready so they could access incentives expected to be provided under the policy.
The AGI’s training programme is intended to equip SMEs with the knowledge and capacity needed to strengthen their businesses and position them to benefit from opportunities under the 24-hour economy policy.
Access to credit The AGI Vice-President responsible for Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises (SMEs), Dela Gadzanku, also said access to credit remained critical to the sustainability of businesses.
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