SMEs Support Centers of the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority “Monsha’at” delivered more than 2,000 consultation and guidance sessions during May, in addition to providing over 800 business support sessions and organizing more than 90 entrepreneurial events. These efforts aimed to support entrepreneurs and SME owners while enhancing their access to Monsha’at's services and programs.

More than 700 beneficiaries received services through the SMEs Support Centers, contributing to the readiness of SMEs and supporting their business growth and development.

The centers also delivered training programs for more than 300 beneficiaries, covering a range of topics related to entrepreneurship and business development, while introducing participants to the services and opportunities available to SMEs.

In addition, the centers hosted more than 20 events, including Financing Week activities, the Franchise Tour in Al-Khobar, the Education Technologies and Assessment Hackathon, the Export Houses gathering under the Tomoh Program, and the Entrepreneurship Projects Exhibition organized in collaboration with the 23rd Model Secondary School.

As part of efforts to strengthen collaboration across the entrepreneurship ecosystem, SMEs Support Centers hosted more than 20 visits from local and international organizations. These included a delegation from the International Fund, the CEO of the SME Bank, the CEO of Expo 2030 Riyadh Company, as well as representatives from several universities and commercial banks. The visits aimed to showcase the centers’ services and explore opportunities for collaboration in support of entrepreneurs and SMEs.

The centers also conducted 8 outreach visits to several partner organizations, including High Source Company, the College of Telecommunications and Information Technology for Women, and the Human Resources Development Fund in the Eastern Region, contributing to stronger integration and broader collaboration with entities supporting the SME sector.

Through its SMEs Support Centers, Monsha’at continues to provide consultation, guidance, and training services across the Kingdom, enabling entrepreneurs and SMEs while supporting their growth and long-term sustainability.