The regional event, held at the Kairouan Regional Center for Child Information, is part of the "Raidat" program, which aims to promote women's entrepreneurship and investment in Tunisia. The program provides support and resources to women and girls interested in starting or expanding their projects. The event was attended by various stakeholders, including representatives from government agencies, financial institutions, and organizations that provide support to women entrepreneurs.

According to Taher Aram, Regional Delegate for Women's Affairs and Family in Kairouan, the event provides an opportunity for women and girls to access information and support to help them launch or expand their projects. He noted that the first regional event, held on September 16, resulted in the approval of 11 projects for women and girls from the region.

The "Raidat" program is being implemented in various regions of Tunisia, including Kairouan, through a series of regional events and activities. The program aims to provide support and resources to women and girls interested in entrepreneurship and investment. The events are organized in partnership with various stakeholders, including government agencies, financial institutions, and organizations that provide support to women entrepreneurs.

The regional events are part of a broader effort to promote women's entrepreneurship and investment in Tunisia. The program aims to provide women and girls with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to launch and grow their projects. The events also provide an opportunity for women and girls to network and connect with other entrepreneurs and stakeholders.

The "Raidat" program is open to women and girls from all regions of Tunisia, and applications are accepted through an online platform. The program provides support and resources to women and girls interested in starting or expanding their projects, including training, mentorship, and access to finance.

According to the program's organizers, the second round of applications for the "Raidat" program is open from September 5 to October 5, 2026. A regional committee will review the applications and select the projects to be supported. The program aims to support a wide range of projects, including those in the fields of agriculture, industry, and services.

The launch of the "Raidat" program in Kairouan is part of a broader effort to promote economic development and entrepreneurship in the region. The program aims to provide women and girls with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to launch and grow their projects, and to contribute to the economic development of their communities.

Key points

  • The "Raidat" program aims to support women's entrepreneurship and investment in Tunisia by providing resources and support to women and girls interested in starting or expanding their projects.

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