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Social Media Potentials in Supporting Women Entrepreneurship: The Case of Egypt
The number of women entrepreneurs in Egypt starting and running their business online has been remarkably rising in recent years. Thanks to social media’s ability to harness some of the obstacles women business-owned enterprises encounter, it has become an essential platform for providing women with...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2020
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