The “Qudamah-Tech” initiative to enable women resumed her sessions on e-commerce, as it organized a session entitled “Advantages and Streams for Women of Small Projects for the growth of their projects” in cooperation with the Small, Small and Micro Enterprise Development Authority.
The training session was intended to prepare business owners for professional digital marketing, enable them to stay up with market changes, and prepare them for projects involving e-commerce.
The session, where the incentives and benefits offered by the agency were offered within the scope of the Law on the Development of Medium and Small Projects No. 1, was attended by experts from the project development agency’s department of e-marketing and e-commerce.
152 of the year 2020, which aims to support young people in starting new projects by providing them with easy-to-use tools like technical and financial support, information on how to qualify for these facilities and incentives, and strategies for ensuring the projects’ longevity, success, and full participation in the national economy.
The session also included an explanation of the services the agency offers to project owners, business owners, and entrepreneurs to assist them in starting or developing their own projects through simple procedures and conditions that allow them to select the best and most suitable for their projects.
The session’s subjects included the value of marketing, how to draw people to exhibits, and the function of green marketing as one of the criteria of social and moral obligation to promote goods within certain parameters in order to conserve and not harm the environment.
The session was put into action as part of the ongoing partnership between the “Qudamah-Tact” initiative and the medium, small, and micro-projects development agency as a partner of development partners to support entrepreneurs and small project owners in particular, develop medium, small, and micro projects, and encourage entry into the field of work for free.
It is important to note that the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology launched the “role model-tact” initiative with the intention of using information and communications technology to support the social and economic empowerment of girls and women in various governorates, particularly remote, remote, and underserved areas, with a focus on promoting women from the informal economy sector and encouraging them to start businesses and develop their skills.
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To assist company owners, «Qudawat-TT) and the Project Development Authority provide a seminar on e-commerce.
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