The Egyptian-European Women’s Entrepreneurship (WEntre) project has presented its final results after three years of cooperation, including a free digital platform available in five languages and training tools developed in line with European standards.
The platform is designed to help women build the skills needed to launch, manage and grow businesses, while improving their access to entrepreneurship resources and employment opportunities.
The results were presented at a closing event hosted by Ain Shams University and organised by the Centre of Educational Excellence at its Faculty of Education. The event was held with Egyptian partners Green Line Consulting and Misr El Kheir, alongside project partners from Greece, Spain and Sweden.
European partners included Dimitra from Greece, Renova from Spain and the Swedish Folk University. The partners worked together to develop the project’s training materials and other outputs, drawing on European expertise.
The initiative combines digital resources with practical training to support women interested in entrepreneurship. The project’s organisers said the collaboration produced tools intended to help women turn business ideas into sustainable ventures.
Source: Youm7
