From campus to global markets: Why students should learn to export, By Kabir Abdulsalam

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A food science student can develop export-ready food products. A fashion designer can build internationally recognised clothing and leather brands. Software developers can export digital solutions and technology services. Students studying engineering, agriculture, accounting, logistics, marketing…

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