The Youth Pioneer Society announced the official partners of the third edition of its entrepreneurship development program “Chance 2017” which aims to develop the entrepreneurial spirit among the ambitious Bahraini youth through providing the participants the chance to be educated and trained by a variety of professional trainers, coaches and other young entrepreneurs, who will help them transform their business ideas to sustainable business startups and projects.
Amira Mahmoud, the program director and the vice chairman of the society, said that the program – executed by the society for the third year in a row – have been able to achieve multiple strategic, media and creative partnerships. As a non-profit organization, these partnerships contributes to achieving the society’s objectives which are concerned with the establishment of decisive, empowered, professional and skillful young Bahrainis who is competitive in the global arena.
Ms. Mahmood pointed out that through these partnerships, the society strives to attract and urge the Bahraini youth to pursue entrepreneurship and establish their own business projects, in addition to enhancing the society’s role as an ideal platform for the Bahraini youth who have the passion and willingness to develop the Bahraini community.
Ms. Mahmood add: “Our strategic partners in Chance program for this year include pivotal organizations in the Kingdom such as the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism, Tamkeen, Bahrain Development Bank, Bahrain SMEs Development Society, and Capital Knowledge, in addition to our media partnership with Alayam Newspaper, Startup Magazine, and Bahrain This Week. The program is also supported by creative partners including Pixelated Photography and Mievento Creative Hub.
Ms. Mahmood mentioned that the program will be launched in a private event to sign the MOUs with the its partners on Sunday 12th February, and that the application registration for the program will continue through the society’s website: http://youthpioneer.org until 15th February 2017, where you can find more about the program’s terms and conditions.