The Tunisian Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs organized an intensive two-day training session in the city of Hammamet on September 19-20. The program targeted heads of women's and family affairs departments from various governorates across the country. The training focused on implementing the national entrepreneurship program for women, "Raidat," which aims to support women and girls in starting or expanding their businesses.
The training session was held at the Children's Leisure and Recreation Center in Hammamet and was attended by representatives from the Arab World Institute, the Tunisian Bank for Solidarity, the National Agricultural Bank, and the Bank for Financing Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises. The program is part of the Ministry's efforts to enhance the participation of women and girls in entrepreneurship and improve the quality of guidance, counseling, and support services in this field.
The "Raidat" program aims to support Tunisian women and girls who wish to start new projects or expand existing ones by providing accessible financing lines and loans with favorable conditions. The program is open to various levels and targets university graduates, vocational training certificates, or recognized professional competency certificates. The Ministry is committed to continuing its investment in developing the skills of heads of women's and family affairs departments.
The intensive training program aimed to improve knowledge and unify intervention mechanisms and communication around the women's entrepreneurship process. It covered various opportunities available with partners, procedures, and stages of implementing the "Raidat" program, from idea generation to registration, file study, and accompaniment of entrepreneurs in establishing their projects.
The training program is part of the Ministry's efforts to promote women's economic empowerment and support their participation in the labor market. By providing training and support, the Ministry aims to enhance the quality of interventions and services offered to women and girls who wish to start their own businesses.
The "Raidat" program is a national initiative that seeks to support women's entrepreneurship and investment in Tunisia. The program is designed to provide women and girls with the necessary tools and resources to succeed in their entrepreneurial endeavors. By investing in the skills and competencies of heads of women's and family affairs departments, the Ministry aims to promote sustainable economic growth and job creation.
The Ministry's commitment to supporting women's entrepreneurship is reflected in its efforts to provide accessible financing lines and loans with favorable conditions. The "Raidat" program is a key initiative in this regard, and the intensive training session is a crucial step in its implementation. By working with various partners, the Ministry aims to create a supportive ecosystem for women's entrepreneurship in Tunisia.
Key points
- The Tunisian Ministry of Family and Women organized an intensive training session on implementing the "Raidat" national entrepreneurship program for women.
- The program aims to support women and girls in starting or expanding their businesses by providing accessible financing lines and loans with favorable conditions.
- The training session targeted heads of women's and family affairs departments from various governorates across the country.
