The government is working on a law that encourages small and medium-sized enterprises

Ms. Ghada Wali, Minister of Social Solidarity, affirmed the government's commitment to support small and micro enterprises, which represent the bulk of the economy, not only in Egypt, but also in the Arab world. in the whole world. Efforts to achieve this effort.

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This was pronounced Saturday by Mrs. Ghada Wali, on behalf of the Prime Minister, Mr. Mustafa Medbouli, at the opening session of the fifth annual conference of the Egyptian Women's Business Association, which will take place under the title "Technology and Globalization of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises at the Headquarters of the League of Arab States". .

Wali said the Egyptian government is firmly committed to supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, which are an important part of the national economy, emphasizing that women are at the heart of small and medium-sized enterprises, with the success of their commercial, productive and agricultural projects.

She emphasized the Government's willingness to create an environment conducive to the presence of these projects, noting that a number of initiatives were facilitating and establishing an appropriate climate and providing financial and non-financial support through the Central Bank, the Bank and the Bank. Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency and Nasser Social Bank, via the Tahia Egypt Fund.

The Minister congratulated the Egyptian NGOs that provide significant financial support for the development of these projects, noting that the government continues to support civil society in its small project efforts.

He also underscored the state's willingness in all sectors to support small and medium-sized enterprises, as evidenced by the government's publication of the Microfinance Law, which contributed to the entry of the sector. private, as well as the enactment of a law on leasing and the right of factoring and emanating from the Ministry of Investments from companies to one person.

She pointed out that 65% of the Egyptian population is young and needs the jobs offered by these projects, adding that much still remained to be done to provide technical support, training, knowledge and skills and improve the quality of life. product quality to provide export opportunities for these projects.

She pointed out that small and medium-sized enterprises offer many benefits to women, giving them flexibility in the time and nature of work and the opportunity to work from home. These projects represent an important entry into the large and medium projects that are the mainstay of the Egyptian economy.

"Technology and the globalization of small and medium-sized enterprises", she said, pointing out that information technology plays an important role in the marketing, the identification of new markets, the entry into local and global markets and presentation of products to communities, as evidenced by the success of many women. Home and their ability to adapt information technologies to local and global markets.

The Minister of Solidarity stressed the importance of empowering women in technology, pointing out that the low participation of women in information technology comes from their tendency to study literature. "It is very important that we discuss how we are helping women to gain a better understanding of information technology."

Wali said, "In several Arab countries, experiences have been devoted to information technologies, for example, in the implementation of the program, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) carried out Experience of assembling a certain room in a computer for village women in Jordan to enter this market. "

Dr. Ghada Wali expressed her happiness for the fifth year in a row and thanked the association for traveling to the governorates of Egypt to welcome its guests to the beautiful places Egypt enjoys and to make themselves known and respected. to make friendships. The gathering of Arab women from around the world as part of this important event, which has become an annual gathering, and looks forward to hearing the recommendations of this conference.

For its part, the association "Women of Egypt" paid tribute to the Minister of Social Solidarity, Ghada Wali, for her efforts and support during the last years of the society.