SME support centers, operated by The Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority (Monsha'at), conducted more than 800 business support sessions and held 90 entrepreneurial meetings during July to enable small and medium-sized enterprises and drive their growth.

Monsha'at said more than 3,100 beneficiaries gained from advisory and mentorship sessions during the month, while more than 300 trainees participated in training programs. Additionally, over 1,100 beneficiaries were connected with relevant entities and services.

The centers hosted 20 specialized events, including "Real Estate and Construction Week," a tourism forum in cooperation with the International ITT College for Girls, and an orientation session for 33 tour guides on center services. They also organized a "Quality of Life" workshop delivered by the Monsha'at Academy, along with training programs for employees of chambers of commerce in Al Baha and Jazan.

Furthermore, the centers conducted 15 field visits to key entities, including the Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites, the Financial and Accounting Excellence Academy, and the RCH business incubator, aiming to strengthen partnerships and exchange expertise.

Monsha'at emphasized that its support centers will continue offering advisory, mentorship, and training services across the Kingdom to enhance SME readiness and foster sustainable business growth.