The chairman of the Najaf Chamber of Commerce, Engineer Zuhair Muhammad Reda Sharba, said that one of the Chamber’s priorities is to support young people’s capabilities in building projects capable of creating new opportunities and driving the Najaf economy, indicating that working in the private sector requires creativity and perseverance.
This came during the Chamber’s closing ceremony for an intensive entrepreneurship training course organized by the Studies and Publications Department, targeting a group of ambitious young people and startup entrepreneurs.
The Chamber’s president met with the trainees at the end of the course to review their projects and present them with their training certificates, expressing his admiration for the ideas presented and affirming the Chamber’s support for young entrepreneurs.
The training covered a variety of topics, including how to generate entrepreneurial ideas, identify the ideal customer, prepare a business plan, analyze competitors, understand the fundamentals of financial management, and build a marketing identity for projects.
The course also included practical workshops that helped participants develop a realistic business model for their projects, as well as create a launch marketing plan tailored to the local market.