Rakuten Viber has announced a new partnership with the Myanmar Women Entrepreneurs Network (MYANWEN) to help expand business opportunities for female entrepreneurs across Myanmar.
The signing ceremony was attended by MYANWEN’s chairperson and members, along with over 50 small and medium-sized business owners from across various sectors within the MYANWEN network. The agreement was signed by Ko Ye Htun Naing, Business Development Manager at Rakuten Viber, and Dr. Aye Aye Mar, Central Executive Committee member of MYANWEN.
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“Rakuten Viber is committed to providing innovative connectivity solutions for women entrepreneurs and female business owners in Myanmar, helping them connect more effectively with communities relevant to their businesses and reach a broader customer base. Through this strategic partnership with MYANWEN, we’ll be able to continue creating solutions that further support businesses in Myanmar,” said Mr. David Tse, Senior Director for APAC at Rakuten Viber.
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Just as MYANWEN is committed to supporting Myanmar’s women entrepreneurs and building a strong business community, Rakuten Viber has continuously worked to create meaningful connections through its Viber platform. Under this new partnership, Rakuten Viber and MYANWEN will provide digital technology support to help expand the business operations of small and medium-sized enterprises across Myanmar.
“The Myanmar Women Entrepreneurs Network (MYANWEN) is steadfastly committed to supporting the business growth of female entrepreneurs and business owners. In today’s highly competitive digital era, partnering with a leading global communications platform like Rakuten Viber will undoubtedly bring significant support to our members. Together, we aim to help businesses within the MYANWEN network expand their operations, connect with international markets, and build a stronger entrepreneurial ecosystem across Myanmar,” said Dr. Su Hla Han, Chairperson of MYANWEN.
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Rakuten Viber recently introduced a new Business Accounts feature designed to support small business owners, rolling it out across Viber’s key markets worldwide, including Myanmar. Available free of charge to Viber users everywhere, the new feature lets small business owners in Myanmar:
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Open a free Business Account on Viber
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Create a business profile, QR code, and links
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Showcase details of up to 50 available products or services
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Use marketing tools and enhanced chat features, along with access to Business Analytics and Insights
For more details on the new Business Accounts feature, visit https://lp.viber.com/smblp.