22 stalls were featured at Mokokchung’s first-ever Craft Bazaar, organized by WEM on September 4 at the MMC Complex, showcasing local crafts, jewelry, indigenous food, and handmade products. (Morung Photo)
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Morung Express News
Mokokchung | September 4
The Women Entrepreneurs Mokokchung (WEM) hosted the town’s first-ever Craft Bazaar at the MMC Complex on Thursday, bringing together local talent and homegrown businesses in one venue.
The one-day event featured 22 stalls displaying a variety of handmade crafts, ethnic jewelry, indigenous food, and locally produced goods. Initiated by WEM’s three founding members - Dr. Ketinaro Aier, Sentimenla Longkumer, and Chubalemla Kichu - the bazaar was envisioned as a platform to support women entrepreneurs by giving them visibility and opportunities to promote their work.
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With 12 officials currently leading WEM, the organization highlighted inclusivity by inviting not only women but also men and blacksmiths to participate, showcasing a diverse range of craftsmanship.
Speaking at the event, Tsukti Longkumer, President of the Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industry, stressed the importance of customer-friendly service and self-motivation in entrepreneurship. He encouraged local entrepreneurs to embrace challenges, remain dedicated to their passions, and focus on building sustainable businesses.
