The UAE Ministry of Economy (MoEc) is launching a ‘National Forum for Small and Medium Enterprises - Government Procurement’ to enable Emirati entrepreneurs to maximise the advantage they have in obtaining tenders and contracts.

 

The Forum in Dubai will feature over 80 federal entities and national companies, with numerous SME owners to also be in attendance, a WAM report said. 

 

It will feature 30 participating entities that will offer digital platforms showcasing the terms of tenders and contracts available to Emirati entrepreneurs. In addition, they will provide valuable advice and support to help the attendees capitalise on these opportunities. 

 

Supporting SMEs

Participants will also be introduced to various initiatives that aim to support national SME owners. These initiatives provide valuable opportunities for business growth and facilitate access to new projects.

 

The Forum is set to host a series of inclusive discussions, featuring 26 speakers who will shed light on legislation and policies that provide economic support for the growth of remarkable projects through government procurement. The sessions will highlight the success stories of national business owners while also addressing the challenges they faced in securing government tenders.

 

It will serve as a key platform for raising awareness of programmes designed to support Emirati entrepreneurs. These programmes include the National Programme for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, the Digital Procurement Platform (DPP), as well as the Hafez and Nafis programmes. Participants will have access to the advantages offered by these remarkable initiatives and the latest updates that support national businesses.

 

The Ministry of Economy has invited all UAE entrepreneurs to attend the event to seize the available opportunities and enhance their contributions to the development of the national economy and their competitiveness at regional and global levels.--TradeArabia News Service