With a mission to overcome immoderate thoughts and care for Saudi youth and to highlight the Kingdom’s role in fighting terror, National Entrepreneurship Institute (Riyadah) has signed an MoU with Muhammed Bin Naif Counseling and Care Center (MNCC). It aims to achieve an intellectual, psychological and social balance for the targeted beneficiaries.

The MoU aims to enable beneficiaries of the program to be aware of ways to establish small businesses utilizing the Kingdom’s support for start-up businesses. Riyadah, established by Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC), aims to encourage Saudi youth to overcome market obstacles, boost entrepreneurship, cultural awareness, incubators and to provide full support for small businesses to flourish.

Saudi giants SABIC, ARAMCO, STC, Alinma Bank, Saudi Credit and Saving Bank and TVTC started this organization.

Riyadah has been working with beneficiaries for several months.

Sherif Elabdelwahab, CEO, indicated that the most favorite characteristics that have been acknowledged by the beneficiaries are strong discipline, tolerance for new business challenges and motivation to start businesses.

With this MoU, Riyadah and MNCC will work together in providing world-class services to rehabilitated beneficiaries so that they stay away from previous violations.

Lectures and workshops will be hosted in the year 2015 and doors will be open for any beneficiary from all Riyadah services.

MNCC chief Maj. Gen. Nasir Bin Muhaya Almutairy highlighted the opportunities the country offers citizens to start their own businesses.