The Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority, "Monsha'at," concluded its participation in the LEAP 2025 Conference with strategic agreements and a series of workshops and consultations for attendees. Over 130 advisory and mentoring sessions were held in innovation, technology, and artificial intelligence (AI), alongside showcasing various initiatives and services supporting entrepreneurs. During the event, Monsha’at signed multiple strategic cooperation agreements to enhance the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Notably, an agreement was secured to offer a 15% discount on health insurance for holders of the qualification certificate from Jadeer, along with a technical support agreement and exclusive discounts of up to 25% on telecom sector products through Mazaya. This participation reinforces support for SMEs and strengthens their sustainability. Additionally, Monsha’at announced the agreement signed earlier with Microsoft Saudi Arabia during Biban24 Forum, collaborating through the Mazaya Platform to provide cloud computing services and digitally empower startups. Reaffirming its commitment to global expansion, Monsha’at showcased the Startup Gateway, featuring services from companies like Ebda and SetUp to help emerging ventures grow and expand in the Saudi market. To raise awareness of Monsha’at’s services, the participation included introducing Mazaya Platform with a special category for exclusive conference services, as well as a unique opportunity for SMEs to apply for Jadeer Service within just one day. The event also highlighted the digital transformation initiative for the health sector, offering free integrated digital solutions from private-sector partners. Direct registration was available for innovative competitions, including the Ibtaker Award (6th edition) and the Entrepreneurship World Cup. As part of its showcase, Monsha’at introduced its Virtual Lab Services, offering funded vouchers to cover prototyping costs for eligible applicants. Monsha’at’s booth also hosted service providers offering specialized technology product development consultations. Vice Governor for Entrepreneurship Saud Alsabhan, participated in two key panel discussions: The Saudi Enablement Story at CODE Stage, exploring the future of entrepreneurial support post-2030, including mentorship, funding, and skill development. In addition to The Rise of Space Entrepreneurship at Space Stage, discussing investment opportunities and the role of entrepreneurs in advancing the sector. Through its participation in LEAP 2025, Monsha’at reaffirms its strategic vision of developing the digital economy and achieving Saudi Vision 2030 goals. By fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation, Monsha’at continues to strengthen the SMEs sector and enhance its global competitiveness.