The General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises “Monsha'at” reviewed avenues for joint cooperation with the Northern Borders Chamber to support and empower the small and medium enterprise sector and enhance the entrepreneurial environment in the region. This took place in the presence of the Chamber's Chairman, Ahmed Al-Suwailem, and several board members, aiming to organize the collaborative working system and support the sector's sustainability, which will reflect on business growth and provide quality investment opportunities, in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.

Monsha'at, represented by its Governor Sami Al-Husseini, highlighted its initiatives in the region, which hosts over 13,500 small and medium enterprises employing more than 47,500 workers. These enterprises have benefited from various programs offered by Monsha'at, such as training programs, commercial franchise services, and platforms like Jadeer and Mazaya, among other services.

The Governor of Monsha'at held an open meeting with entrepreneurs in the region, where key challenges they encounter were discussed, and several solutions and proposals were presented. This reflects Monsha'at's commitment to continuously monitor the needs of entrepreneurs and address obstacles and difficulties in their projects.

The Northern Borders region is considered one of the promising economic areas in the Kingdom, with competitive advantages in vital sectors such as mining, storage, and industry. Monsha'at seeks to leverage all its resources to provide a stimulating business environment that empowers entrepreneurs and drives their projects towards growth and sustainability.