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00:02 the balshori beverages

00:12 shasa da da.

00:20 Na.

01:15 business.

01:38 Yeah.

02:36 dras razvochkop.

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the balshori beverages shasa da da. Na. business. Yeah. dras razvochkop.
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Shoira is the chairwoman of the Board of the Bank "Arvand" in Tajikistan. She has led the bank from a 12-person office to one of the largest microfinance institutions in the country, with 950 employees across 72 offices. Shoira reflects on her decision to return to Tajikistan after studying abroad, on designing services for women, and on women leaders. Her story is part of our “Women of Central Asia” series, which celebrates International Women’s Day 2021.
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