The Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority “Monsha’at” organized yesterday a meeting titled Tomoh Wednesday for Industrial Transformation, in cooperation with the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, in support of achieving the objectives of national industrial transformation. The meeting aimed to strengthen communication, discuss the key challenges facing industrial enterprises, and explore suitable solutions to overcome them, along with reviewing ways to benefit from the opportunities, services, initiatives, and programs the ministry offers fast-growing industrial enterprises, contributing to raising production efficiency and developing local content in the Kingdom. The event was attended by several partners from the public and private sectors, and it reviewed the integrated system offered by the Tomoh Program to support fast-growing enterprises by connecting them with service providers and support entities after diagnosing their businesses and identifying areas for development. The meeting addressed the key enablers and indicators of the industrial sector in the Kingdom, alongside shedding light on the growth of SME and entrepreneur activity in this vital sector, and a comprehensive presentation was given on the key services the industrial system offers to empower enterprises and support their sustainability and growth. The meeting included an introduction to the Future Factories Program, explaining its objectives, tracks, and working methodology, in addition to the stages of joining it, along with a review of the Rawabet local content program, with an explanation of its objectives, how it works, and the added value it offers the industrial enterprises that join it. Tomoh Wednesday is organized periodically, with the aim of bringing Tomoh enterprises together with enabling partners from the public and private sectors to learn about the most promising opportunities and the services available to them.