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Rahmy further highlighted that MSMEDA provided an additional LE 141 million in grants for various initiatives such as infrastructure projects, community development, and training during the same period.
Rahmy highlighted that MSMEDA organized a total of 138 exhibitions, attracting nearly 3,400 exhibitors and generating sales and contract revenues amounting to EGP 270.8 million
MSMEDA also pumped LE 1.8 billion to enhance the automotive feeding and supply chain industries, according to its CEO.
Rahmy highlighted that MSMEDA has already injected more than LE 805 million into Damietta Governorate between 2014 and 2023
Rahmi emphasized that this initiative aligns with the state's strategy to develop and rebuild Sinai, while also creating a favorable business environment for the growth of small-scale projects.
The service platform will incorporate all authorities offering financial and technical assistance to SMEs including banks, non-profit organizations, and government bodies. The platform is set to be officially launched within the next 3 months.
The new signed contracts aim to provide about 14,000 job opportunities for irregular workers, and benefit about 50,000 residents in these areas, Basil Rahmi, CEO of the MSMEDA, said.
The MSMEDA added that the youth in the Upper Egyptian governorates got more than 50 percent of the total funding directed to the micro and small enterprises sector.
Hussein added in a statement on Monday, said that these projects provided 3,609 job opportunities.
The move comes as part of the government's plan to move toward a digital economy and attain the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in line with Egypt's Vision 2030.
Rahmi added that these funds contributed to establishing and expanding the activity of about 222,000 projects, and providing more than 367,000 job opportunities.
The MSMEDA takes part in implementing the "Decent Life" presidential initiative, he said, adding that he chairs the economic development committee, which is tasked with coordinating with the various state bodies to create a climate conducive to expanding the establishment of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Abdel Kader pointed out that this comes within the framework of cooperation between the Ministry of Finance and the Authority with the MSMEDA to facilitate the owners of medium, small and micro enterprises to register at the tax authority.
Through this partnership, Amazon Egypt will support MSMEDA-registered businesses interested in availing their products to millions of customers and growing their business online.
Under the agreements, a host of micro-enterprises will be financed in form of loans in the most needy areas targeted by the “Decent Life” initiative in Aswan Governorate.
Gamea said, on the occasion of the Egyptian Women's Day, that the MSMEDA depends on several plans to promote women's role at the economic and societal levels.
He noted that there are 3.7 million small, medium and micro enterprises in Egypt, a matter that reflects the agency's keenness on providing them with financial and non-financial services to enable them to grow and expand.
Emad pointed out that in accordance with the new project development law, the agency will start financing medium-sized projects, up to a maximum of LE 30 million pounds, so that the agency will provide various aspects of financing that help its clients to grow, expand and continue.
Mahmoud Al-Ammari, director of the Qena Branch of the MSMEDA stated that the initiative in Qena targets 5 centers, which are "Dashna, Al-Waqf, Farshout, Qus, and Abu Tshat".
She added that LE 1.13 billion were pumped in the governorate in the past seven years.
