JEDDAH: While many young people have forged ahead and become leaders in business, there was a need for the older generation to pass their experience on to them and others less successful, according to a report in a local publication on Friday.
The report stated that many young people were doing serious efforts to make a mark in the world. Some were managing major factories, become presidents of clubs and economic groups, or emerged as successful traders in the market.
Recently, local media published several stories about young entrepreneurs who manage large private and public projects, and outlined how they went about establishing themselves.
They expressed optimistic about the nation’s future and were hopeful that the recently announced Vision 2030 would provide a fertile ground for entrepreneurship.
They also called on businesspeople in the Kingdom to invest in them, and emphasized the importance of learning from the experiences of the older generation.
The report stated that many young people were doing serious efforts to make a mark in the world. Some were managing major factories, become presidents of clubs and economic groups, or emerged as successful traders in the market.
Recently, local media published several stories about young entrepreneurs who manage large private and public projects, and outlined how they went about establishing themselves.
They expressed optimistic about the nation’s future and were hopeful that the recently announced Vision 2030 would provide a fertile ground for entrepreneurship.
They also called on businesspeople in the Kingdom to invest in them, and emphasized the importance of learning from the experiences of the older generation.
