Bangladeshi women entrepreneurs are increasing in Greece

The number of Bangladeshi women entrepreneurs is increasing in the European country of Greece. In addition to managing the house, Bangladeshi women in the diaspora are managing various businesses. Women are building various businesses in Oligli, Athens, the capital of Greece. 

Even working efficiently in different organizations. They themselves are self-reliant. Sending remittances to the country as well. Many are getting involved in various professions including cultural and political.

About 30 thousand Bangladeshis are living in Greece. The image of Bengali women as entrepreneurs can be seen in Athens, the capital of Greece. Many Bangladeshi women have built businesses here, some with the help of their husbands and some on their own initiative. One of them is Hasina Sultana Neela. In 2012, he came to Greece and started his business with only 200 Euros, unable to find Bangladeshi clothes for Eid shopping. She is now a successful woman entrepreneur. 

Hasina Sultana Neela, the founder of Bangla Boutique House and a member of the Bangladesh Community in Greece, a successful woman entrepreneur, said that she came to Greece in 2012 on a family visa. Eid comes two months after coming to Greece. During my stay in Bangladesh, I bought and wore local clothes for myself and my family every Eid, but when I came to Greece, I was disappointed not to find Bangladeshi products. Although there were different brands of clothing in Greece, there was no match for the native saree, a three-piece, Punjabi. This makes me very sad. I used to see many Bangladeshis like me who wanted to buy native clothes, but they were not available.