ABU DHABI: Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development has announced the opening of registration for its first workshop in the ‘Business Opportunities in Priority Sectors’ Workshop Series. Scheduled to commence on 4th March, 2024, this workshop will focus on the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector and the Healthcare sector.
Providing deep insights on the unique challenges and opportunities within these industries, the workshop promises a transformative experience spanning four days and totalling 20 hours.
The workshop format combines real-life case studies with interactive sessions, equipping participants with the practical tools and insights necessary to transform their ideas into successful businesses. While the workshop will be conducted online for the first three days to ensure accessibility and convenience for aspiring entrepreneurs, the fourth day will require participants’ physical presence for idea presentations to a panel of experts and stakeholders. Participants will receive invaluab
le feedback and recommendations based on the evaluation of their ideas. Even after the workshop concludes, participants will benefit from continued comprehensive support and guidance from experts for two months.
In collaboration with Sia Partners, the ‘Business Opportunities in Priority Sectors workshop series’ offers participants a unique opportunity to refine their business models, pitch their ideas to industry-leading experts, and gain invaluable insights into market trends and regional insights. With a focus on fostering innovation and entrepreneurship, the workshop series aligns with Abu Dhabi’s strategic vision, tapping into the immense potential of SMEs within its priority sectors.
Khalifa Fund invites aspiring Emirati entrepreneurs with existing businesses in the ICT or healthcare sectors to apply for this transformative learning experience.
To apply, interested candidates can visit the registration link https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KF2024 to fill out the application form, and submit their detail
s for consideration. All applications will undergo an assessment process. Khalifa Fund will then choose 50 qualified candidates from the ICT and healthcare sectors.
Source: Emirates News Agency