Accompanying 680 students within 457 startup projects at the University of Medea – New Algeria

a statement Noureddine is clearThe Minister of Knowledge Economy, Emerging Enterprises and Micro-enterprises said on Tuesday that innovation has become an “indispensable strategic option” for building a national economy based on knowledge and the capabilities of youth, praising the effective role of Yahya Fares University in Medina in supporting students with projects during a working visit to the state.

The same official confirmed that the state of Medea has made important strides in the field of promoting emerging enterprises. In line with the national trend, the University of Medea became involved in this endeavor, as the university business incubator worked to accompany more than 680 students within 457 emerging enterprise projects, of which 21 projects were crowned with obtaining the emerging enterprise label, including 4 enterprises that actually entered into activity. The Entrepreneurship Development Center also partnered with the National Agency. To support and develop entrepreneurship by organizing 12 training courses for the benefit of 268 project holders, 54 of whom received funding for their projects in a step that reflects the effectiveness of coordination between the university and the various bodies supporting the entrepreneurship initiative. Five innovative projects were sponsored within the proto_market initiative, which aims to accompany mature projects.

There is a clear price in his intervention. Efforts university Medea in accompanying students. As the Minister of Knowledge Economy, Emerging Enterprises and Micro-enterprises, Nour El-Din Clear, highlighted that innovation has become an “indispensable strategic option” for building a national economy based on the knowledge and energies of youth.
The Minister explained that the dynamism witnessed by Algeria “embodies a practical model for the desired economic transformation,” pointing out that the integration of efforts between youth, local authorities, and innovation centers reflects the effectiveness of public policies supporting the entrepreneurial initiative.
Mr. Waheed also mentioned a number of measures taken by the state to strengthen the innovation system
In a related context, the Minister highlighted the growing role of the “self-contractor” as an essential contributor to the national economy, noting that the future vision “aims to integrate students, researchers, and national competencies inside and outside the country into the economic cycle while keeping pace with major technological transformations, most notably artificial intelligence.”