The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs in Tunisia is set to organize the second edition of the regional 'Raidat' days on September 30 across various states. This initiative aims to facilitate the registration process for the national digital platform dedicated to women's entrepreneurship and investment, 'Raidat'. The program seeks to encourage women to launch or expand their projects within the framework of women's entrepreneurship.
The second edition of 'Raidat' regional days will provide an opportunity for women to learn about the mechanisms of benefiting from the program and to receive guidance and support. Representatives from regional delegations for women's affairs, family affairs, and partner banks will be present to provide information, guidance, and answer inquiries. They will also offer advice on how to facilitate the registration process through the digital platform.
The Ministry has announced the locations for the 'Raidat' regional days in each state. These events will take place in Ariana at the Childhood Complex in Hay Tadhaman, in Sidi Bouzid at the Childhood Complex in Hay Oulad Blehad, in Kasserine at the Childhood Complex in Yaakoub Bouazizi, in Kef at the Western Kef Childhood Complex, and in Zaghouan at the Zaghouan Cultural Center.
The events will also be organized in parallel in other states at the regional child-oriented media centers. The Ministry's initiative aims to encourage women's participation in entrepreneurship and provide them with the necessary tools and support. The program 'Raidat' is designed to promote women's economic empowerment and independence.
The deadline for accepting applications for the second batch of projects to be launched or expanded under the 'Raidat' program has been set for October 5, 2026. Women interested in benefiting from the program can register through the digital platform. The Ministry's efforts are geared towards creating an enabling environment for women entrepreneurs to thrive.
The 'Raidat' program is part of the Tunisian government's efforts to promote women's economic empowerment and reduce unemployment. By providing support and resources to women entrepreneurs, the program aims to contribute to the country's economic growth and development. The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs is committed to implementing initiatives that promote women's rights and empowerment.
The second edition of the 'Raidat' regional days is expected to attract a large number of women interested in entrepreneurship. The events will provide a platform for women to network, share experiences, and learn from experts in the field. By supporting women's entrepreneurship, the Tunisian government aims to create a more inclusive and equitable economy.
Key points
- The Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs in Tunisia is organizing the second edition of the regional 'Raidat' days to support women's entrepreneurship.
- The events will provide guidance and support to women interested in launching or expanding their projects within the framework of women's entrepreneurship.
- The deadline for accepting applications for the second batch of projects under the 'Raidat' program has been set for October 5, 2026.
