Dozens of young holders of projects and project ideas visited on Friday the annexe of the Regional Investment Center (CRI) in Al Hoceima to get informed of the means of financing and carrying out their investment projects.
This 7th visit of the open days of entrepreneurship at the level of the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima (TTA) region was the opportunity to help young project holders to contact the actors of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, in order to benefit from guidance and support, and to talk directly with the banks to discuss the financing possibilities offered by the Integrated Business Support and Financing Program (Intilaka).
The objective is to make use of the investment opportunities offered at the provincial level on the one hand, and to ensure the success of the economic integration of young people on the other hand.
This meeting, themed “The convergence of entrepreneurship support programs, a lever for socio-economic inclusion of young people”, took place in the presence in particular of the secretary general of the province of Al Hoceima, Mohamed Badraoui, the director general of the Regional Investment Center (CRI) of TTA, Jalal Benhayoun, and the regional directors of establishments concerned by the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Benhayoun, in this context, presented the economic and investment potentials in the province of Al Hoceima, developed thanks to the high solicitude of HM King Mohammed VI, noting that the province has benefited from several development programs which have strengthened its infrastructure, on top of which the “Al Hoceima, Manarat Al Moutawassit” spatial development program.
Areas dedicated to B to B meetings with young people were made available to banks and public and associative actors of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, in addition to the organization of a seminar on “the roles of actors in the entrepreneurial ecosystem in supporting project holders in the province of Al Hoceima.”
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