The General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises "Monsha’at", in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, has concluded the "Shared Healthy Workspaces" initiative, aimed at dental students. This followed the implementation of 15 workshops at various public and private universities and colleges, covering 9 different regions across the Kingdom.

The initiative, which benefited over 1,000 students, as well as representatives from health college deans, aimed to enhance awareness of the "Shared Healthy Workspaces" model. This innovative approach to providing healthcare services, particularly in dentistry, creates a flexible environment with low operational costs, enabling dentists to enter the job market more quickly and efficiently.

The workshops saw notable engagement from students, with a significant interest in understanding the new model, reflecting a high level of awareness and a desire to adopt entrepreneurial ideas that contribute to the development of the health entrepreneurship environment in the Kingdom.

This initiative is part of "Monsha’at's" ongoing efforts to support graduates by providing practical and entrepreneurial solutions that serve the healthcare sector, opening new horizons for entrepreneurship in the medical field, in line with the objectives of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 to support economic growth and empower national talents.