The Damascus Chamber of Commerce, a historic institution dedicated to serving and developing commercial interests, has announced the official re-launch of its Business Incubator. The program, operating within the Chamber’s Entrepreneurship Center, is designed to support and empower young Syrian entrepreneurs with inspiring ideas.
By the Numbers
- 6 Months: The duration of the comprehensive incubation program
- 20-40: The target age range for applicants.
Program Overview and Mission
This initiative reflects the Chamber’s deep commitment to fostering innovation and supporting the next generation of Syrian business leaders. The incubator aims to provide a complete support system, offering commercial, marketing, and technical empowerment to help founders turn their ideas into successful ventures. The program will be delivered in a hybrid format, offering support both in-person and virtually to ensure wide accessibility.
What Participants Will Receive
The six-month incubation journey offers a range of benefits, including:
- A supportive work environment, including a physical workspace.
- Specialized training programs and expert consultations.
- Access to vital information and hands-on operational support.
Who Should Apply?
The program is looking for ambitious individuals who meet the following criteria:
- Syrian youth with inspiring and promising business ideas.
- Applicants must be between the ages of 20 and 40.
Key Dates and How to Apply
- Application Deadline: The application deadline was not specified in the announcement. Interested entrepreneurs are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
- How to Apply: Interested applicants can apply here
Looking Ahead
The re-launch of this business incubator is a vital step in fostering a new generation of Syrian businesses. By providing a structured and supportive environment, the Damascus Chamber of Commerce is playing a crucial role in creating economic opportunities and contributing to the revitalization of the private sector in Syri
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