A total of 155 university students and recent graduates took part in the 5in1 event in Assiut, Egypt, focused on investment and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Organized by the Youth Managing Youth (YLY) union in Assiut, the event was held as part of programs run by Egypt’s Ministry of Youth and Sports nationwide. According to the announcement, the initiative aimed to help participants understand investment and entrepreneurship concepts and develop ideas into viable projects.
The sessions covered youth economy topics, practical experiences in investment and business creation, and programs offered by the ministry. Participants also had access to training and knowledge-building activities designed to support innovation and strengthen the skills needed to compete in the job market.
Assiut Governor Mohamed Alwan said the event was intended to help young people explore self-employment and business ownership. He also highlighted the governorate’s support for initiatives that build youth capabilities and encourage entrepreneurship.
Source: Dar Al Maref
