Monsha’at Governor Meets Al-Jouf Chamber Officials and Entrepreneurs

The Governor of the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority “Monsha’at”, Sami bin Ibrahim Al Hussaini, met with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Jouf Chamber, Doctor Hamdan bin Abdullah Al-Samreen, and several members of the Chamber’s board of directors, to discuss avenues of cooperation and partnership that serve the SME and entrepreneurship sector in Al-Jouf Region and to work on its development and expansion.
The meeting addressed the importance of unifying efforts between Monsha’at and Al-Jouf Chamber to strengthen joint work and the sustainability of the business sector in the region, with a positive impact on the growth and prosperity of entrepreneurial projects in the region.
Monsha’at also organized an open meeting that brought the Governor together with several male and female entrepreneurs in the region, with the aim of discussing the main challenges and obstacles they face and reviewing investment opportunities and supporting initiatives, in a step that continues a series of meetings aimed at enabling entrepreneurs across the various regions and governorates of the Kingdom.
The visit comes as part of both sides’ keenness to strengthen communication with government and semi-government entities and with male and female entrepreneurs. The Chamber plays a pivotal role as a link between entrepreneurs and enabling entities, working to provide support and enable them to face challenges and achieve growth, while the authority works to support and enable the SME sector and to provide the initiatives and services that strengthen the continuity and prosperity of their businesses.
At the end of the visit, the Governor of Monsha’at emphasized the authority’s keenness to work in partnership with Al-Jouf Chamber, with the support of His Royal Highness the Governor of the Region and His Highness the Deputy Governor, to support and develop the SME and entrepreneurship sector by providing programs and initiatives, facilitating access to markets and investment opportunities, and enabling male and female entrepreneurs through training, consultation, and capacity-building services, strengthening the sustainability of their businesses and increasing their contribution to the national economy.

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