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Faizan Javed Ifti: An interview with Pakistan’ youngest business sensation

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Young entrepreneur Faizan Javed Ifti has achieved what most entrepreneurs at his age will only dream about or strives to achieve. Faizan Javed Ifti is one of the living proofs that age is not a key player in establishing business, fame, and social distinction. A young entrepreneur and a software engineer from Pakistan, Faizan Javed Ifti is inspiring countless young ambitious entrepreneurs around South Asia.Our team meet with Mr. Faizan in a Video conference and asked him questions about his journey as businessman, and about the business environment in South Asia. He emphasizes, in the interview, that governmentsin South Asia should provide the optimum facilities for young businessmen.

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  • James, Liam, 2021. "Faizan Javed Ifti: An interview with Pakistan’ youngest business sensation," OSF Preprints gf6xr, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:gf6xr
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/gf6xr
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