The accredited centre at the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Women – University of Baghdad concluded the second training course of the national “Riyada” initiative, launched by the Prime Minister to support and empower youth and qualify owners of start-up projects. The course, managed by trainer Riam Abdul Kareem Abd, lasted five days.
Several start-up project owners attended the course, which provided intensive training to develop their entrepreneurial skills, enhance their abilities in preparing business plans, and manage projects. This qualified them to obtain the facilitated loans provided by the initiative to support their ventures.
The program concluded with participants praising the training content and its direct impact on the development of their projects. The closing ceremony was crowned with a commemorative group photo of the participants alongside the trainer, in an atmosphere that reflected a spirit of cooperation and determination for success.
The accredited centre at the College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences for Women – University of Baghdad concluded the second training course of the national “Riyada” initiative, launched by the Prime Minister to support and empower youth and qualify owners of start-up projects. The course, managed by trainer Riam Abdul Kareem Abd, lasted five days.
Several start-up project owners attended the course, which provided intensive training to develop their entrepreneurial skills, enhance their abilities in preparing business plans, and manage projects. This qualified them to obtain the facilitated loans provided by the initiative to support their ventures.
The program concluded with participants praising the training content and its direct impact on the development of their projects. The closing ceremony was crowned with a commemorative group photo of the participants alongside the trainer, in an atmosphere that reflected a spirit of cooperation and determination for success.
