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Saudi Council of Engineers launches development program for engineering firms with Monsha'at

The Saudi Council of Engineers has unveiled a new program with Monsha'at to boost the growth and competitiveness of engineering offices and companies.

Saudi Council of Engineers launches development program for engineering firms with Monsha'at

The Saudi Council of Engineers, in collaboration with General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises, has introduced a new development program aimed at boosting the growth and competitiveness of engineering firms. This initiative, spearheaded by the council, is tailored to enhance the readiness of engineering offices and companies for expansion and market competition.

The program offers a three-pronged approach, including training, consulting and mentoring, and opportunities and investment tracks. These tracks are designed to bolster the administrative, operational, financial, and technical capacities of participating firms. The training track includes specialized courses customized to the unique needs and growth stage of each company.

The consulting and mentoring track provides expert-led sessions to tackle specific challenges faced by each firm. Meanwhile, the opportunities and investment track focuses on preparing participants for contractual and investment prospects with project owners. The program is open to engineering offices and companies across various growth stages, from startups under four years to established firms with over eight years of experience.

Participants stand to gain from Monsha at's services and programs, which further aid their preparation for public and private tenders. The initiative complements the council's ongoing support for the growth of engineering entities. Eligible firms are invited to register and make the most of the program's offerings during the registration period.

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