The Rowad 2030 (entrepreneurs 2030) chooses Lamis Al-Hadidi as the guest of honor at the 3rd annual forum for startups

The Rowad 2030 Project of the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development has chosen the prominent Egyptian Tv anchor, Lamis Al-Hadidi, to be the guest of honor in the "Third Annual Forum for Startups", launched by the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development, and the Rowad 2030 Project today, Saturday.

The forum was launched at the Greek Campus under the auspices of Dr. Hala El-Said, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, and with the participation of Dr. Ghada Khalil, director of the Rowad 2030 Project.
The selection of media figure, Lamis Al-Hadidi, as the guest of honor for the forum is due to her effective media role in the field of entrepreneurship, and her presentation of two competition programs for entrepreneurs, namely the Young People Program and the Forsa Show.

For her part, the media, Lamis Al-Hadidi, thanked the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development and the Rowad 2030 Project for their efforts in the field of entrepreneurship, praising the forum and considering it an important opportunity for young people to communicate with the government.
Al-Hadidi explained that she had two important experiences in the field of entrepreneurship through the Young Entrepreneurs Here Competition Program and then the Forsa Program.


Al-Hadidi added that she and the program team found a great challenge in transforming a competition for entrepreneurs into a popular program, but they decided to take the risk, so the program achieved widespread and was a major reason for increasing the confidence of young people in themselves and the confidence of their parents and society in them.


Al-Hadidi touched on her second experience, which is the Forsa program, explaining that through this program she wanted to present a new idea, so they tried to open opportunities for young people by providing them with partnerships with the governmental, private, and development sectors, and the result was providing opportunities for companies through program partners whose value exceeded half a billion pounds.



El Hadidi also called on the Egyptian government to create the appropriate climate for startups, and improve the legislative framework to create a favorable and attractive investment environment for startups.



On the sidelines of the forum, Dr. Ghada Khalil, director of the Rowad 2030 project, honored the media personality, Lamis Al-Hadidi, and awarded her the project shield due to her effective media role in the field of entrepreneurship.



It is worth noting that the forum aims to spread and support the awareness-raising role of entrepreneurship in Egyptian society, and the role of the government, the private sector, and organizations in supporting the entrepreneurship system.