90 consultations for young businessmen and women from the Prince Sultan Fund

Dammam-Amlak
The Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Fund for Women's Development provided about 90 consultations to the visitors of the Youth and Business Girls Exhibition organized by the Eastern Chamber in Dammam, which concluded recently, where the Fund's corner hosted many young businessmen wishing to work in self-employment to introduce them to the training programs launched during the exhibition.
Hassan Al-Jasser, Secretary General of the Fund, pointed out that the Fund provided various consultations during the exhibition to young entrepreneurs, most of which revolved around how to continue self-employment, and what are the mechanisms to maintain and expand it
He added that the consultations provided by the Fund to visitors interested in commercial affairs come with the aim of introducing the Fund's developmental role, where it was noted that young men and women entrepreneurs focused on the legal aspects of commercial work, how to clear government procedures, and deal with issues flexibly and smoothly without confusion in the work.
For her part, Hana Al-Zuhair, Deputy Secretary General of the Fund, pointed out that the Fund provided its awareness programs and adequate answers to inquiries by introducing the Fund's programs, including the “Growth” program, which is based on the development of existing projects, the “My Launch” program, and the “Impact” program, in addition to how to raise the level of the project in the labor market, proposals on diversity in marketing, as well as providing a series of awareness lectures on how to shift from service projects to industrial and technical projects.

Awareness-raising lectures on how to shift from service projects to industrial and technical projects.