Hundreds pitch ideas, 70 advance to intensive entrepreneurship training
Summary
Seventy aspiring entrepreneurs have been selected for a 90-day incubation programme in Sudurpashchim Province after a three-day conference drew hundreds of young participants. The initiative will provide mentoring, training and investor interaction to help turn local ideas into viable businesses and jobs.
Key Points
- Seventy aspiring entrepreneurs were selected for advanced business incubation after a three-day conference in Sudurpashchim Province.
- The programme will provide 90 days of specialised training and mentoring on business planning, financing, loan procedures and presentation skills.
- The initiative especially targets returnee migrant workers and young graduates, encouraging them to develop ideas based on local resources and opportunities.
- The programme is supported by the National Planning Commission, the Sudurpashchim provincial government and other partners.
