Jadah 30, an entrepreneurship platform affiliated with Saudi Arabia’s Social Development Bank, is supporting founders in Makkah by helping turn business ideas into sustainable projects, according to the announcement.
The platform operates across 13 Saudi cities and serves people with innovative ideas, entrepreneurs, startups, growing businesses and freelancers. Its support includes training and development programs, professional guidance, mentoring and flexible infrastructure for building and managing businesses.
Jadah 30 also works with students, graduates and trainees, helping them develop entrepreneurial skills and connect with opportunities in the job market and startup sector.
In Makkah, the platform is focused on helping develop innovative projects across different industries, including businesses linked to serving pilgrims and visitors. Its services include specialised advisory sessions, connections with service providers, relationship-building with relevant organisations and support in preparing financing presentations.
The Makkah branch is part of the bank’s broader effort to strengthen entrepreneurship and self-employment, while supporting national talent and early-stage businesses. The platform said its programs are designed to help beneficiaries better understand markets, management and decision-making as they move from ideas to operating businesses.
Source: Ajel
