It will be organized by Asharqia Chamber in partnership with SABIC to help the applicants to establish their projects.
The Naseena program aims to qualify 30 young people to invest in the industrial field.
Based on the efforts of Asharqia Chamber to support the young business sector and its keenness to qualify investors in the industrial field, the Chamber, in partnership with SABIC, is launching "Nasnaa" program, which aims to help young investors in establishing their small and medium industrial enterprises through a package of training programs ended with the establishment of factories for the graduates of the program.
The program is offered for 3 months that starts on 20th January 2019 and will end on April 10th 2019.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Asharqia Chamber, Abdul Hakim bin Hamad Al-Ammar Al-Khalidi, confirmed the Chamber designed this program to qualify young people who wish to work in the industrial field in order to promote the culture of entrepreneurship.
He pointed out that the program aims to graduate 30 young people with the ability and efficiency to establish small and medium enterprises in an orderly and professional ways.
The program would provide them with the necessary technical and administrative skills and information.
The program also covers administrative, marketing, financial, legal and feasibility aspects, as each participant who meets the requirements receives a certificate of passing the training period.
Al-Khalidi explained that the program would be provided by a professional training team who are qualified and experienced to implement professional training programs, as well as experts of the industrial investment environment in the Kingdom and have the ability to follow the graduates of the program and provide them with the necessary advice and guidance after the start of the project and during the work phase.
He added that the trainees will undergo during the training period to about 200 hours of training.
On Monday 24 December 2018, the Chamber will hold an introductory lecture that aims at those who are wishing to start their industrial projects to provide them with the services provided by the program, explain the mechanism of participation and the main topics of the program, such as the types of accounting and accounting records, the balance of the audit and the directory of accounts in small enterprises, financial indicators to measure the profitability of projects, classification of assets and preparation of financial statements, in addition to legal aspects, licensing procedures and contract drafting, procurement, marketing, sales and human resources systems.
Al-Khalidi pointed out that the program will provide multiple services during the meeting as it will review the establishment and financing services.
He pointed out that the trainees at the end of the program will be given a professional certificate to qualify the industrial investor, as they become eligible for support from SABIC's Nusaned to build their own industrial plants.
Those who want to apply for this program must be a Saudi national and have a high school certificate as a minimum and priority for engineering fields and has a serious desire to establish an industrial project and commitment to full-time management.
It is also necessary to have an idea and plan for a viable industrial project that is capable of providing new job
