Ramtha, Sept. 22 (Petra) — A four-day training course on small
business management began Tuesday at the Sahl Huran Integrated Youth
Center in Ramtha, with the participation of 30 women aged 18-50.

The course is part of the Masar Program, supported by the
International Islamic Charitable Organization of Kuwait and
implemented by the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organisation in
cooperation with the Ramtha-based Takaful Association.

The training aims to build participants’ knowledge and skills in
small project management and entrepreneurship, focusing on developing
an entrepreneurial mindset and the behaviors needed to succeed in the
workplace.

Tuesday’s opening session addressed self-empowerment and
entrepreneurial behavior, introducing participants to the concept and
importance of small projects, along with the work values, life skills
and behaviors entrepreneurs need. The sessions combined discussion
with practical exercises to help participants apply the concepts
covered during the training.

The course is part of the Masar Program, which seeks to expand
economic empowerment opportunities, build beneficiaries’ capacities,
and link training with practical skills needed to develop businesses
and create sustainable income opportunities.

//Petra// NQ