The Governor of the General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises "Monsha'at," Sami bin Ibrahim Al-Husseini, along with his accompanying delegation, met with the board members of the Tabuk Chamber, including the Chamber's Chairman Imad Al-Fakhri and Secretary-General Hassan Al-Shahri, to discuss ways of cooperation and partnership to serve the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurship sector in the region, as well as to work on their development and expansion. The meeting addressed the joint efforts between Monsha'at and the Tabuk Chamber to support the entrepreneurship sector and emerging projects, aiming to enhance the growth of the entrepreneurship ecosystem in the region and to support and empower entrepreneurs and SME owners. This is crucial for increasing the sector's contribution to the GDP in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and partnerships across all sectors. Additionally, the Governor of Monsha'at inaugurated the Business Facilitation Office affiliated with the authority at the Tabuk Chamber headquarters. This aims to enhance the presence of Monsha'at in the Tabuk region and to serve entrepreneurs by identifying the challenges they encounter and offering appropriate solutions, as well as contributing to improving the business environment in the area. Entrepreneurs can benefit from Monsha'at's services and programs through the office and register their interests to ensure the continuity of their businesses and to develop their capabilities in line with local market needs. Furthermore, Monsha'at organized a meeting that brought together the Governor and several entrepreneurs and SME owners in the Tabuk region to identify the challenges they encounter, facilitate the growth of their businesses, and discuss promising opportunities in the region and initiatives supporting entrepreneurial projects. The number of beneficiaries from the training services provided by Monsha'at in the Tabuk region reached 8,083, in addition to registering 32 enterprises in the Tomoh program for high-growth enterprises and offering 15 investment opportunities through the franchise program in the area, contributing to the total number of SMEs exceeding 32,000. It is noteworthy that Monsha'at organized a franchise tour yesterday, featuring 20 brands to showcase investment opportunities for participating brands and their expansion in the region, fostering connections between entrepreneurs, investors, business owners, and relevant entities. Monsha'at also held a series of programs in Tabuk to promote the culture of entrepreneurship, including an e-commerce tour with several enabling entities in the e-commerce sector, benefiting over 750 individuals. Additionally, a bus tour of ideas was organized in collaboration with the University of Tabuk to stimulate entrepreneurship in 15 universities across the Kingdom, attracting over 250 registrants to benefit from the tour's activities