The Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority “Monsha’at” launched its new website, monshaat.gov.sa, which fulfills one of its objectives of providing self-service.

The Governor of Monsha’at, Engineer Saleh Al-Rasheed, stated that the new website will contribute to Monsha’at’s direction of providing self-service to SMEs, as visitors can register for Monsha’at’s programs and initiatives, which were designed to overcome the challenges facing small and medium private sector enterprises, by offering strategic studies and well-considered plans, in addition to training support programs and consultation programs.

Al-Rasheed added: “We have made registration available for the Tomoh Program, which supports the entrepreneurs of ambitious enterprises by studying their current situation and providing them with an ambitious plan, along with training in the best practices that help open new horizons, in addition to the franchise program, as franchising contributes significantly to growing the economy, raising GDP, and creating new job opportunities.”

Al-Rasheed explained that the website offers visitors five main options: I am looking for an idea, I have an idea, I have launched my project, I am facing challenges, and I am growing. He noted that in the next phase, the various programs Monsha’at offers will be added through the website, to bring all support programs to the private companies that can benefit from them.

Monsha’at is one of the most important government entities contributing strategically to raising GDP, in fulfillment of one of the most important objectives of the ambitious Saudi Vision 2030.