The National Industrial Development and Logistics Program ("Nadlp") organized the third edition of its entrepreneur training bootcamp, "Alf Mile," with wide participation from entrepreneurs, experts and consultants. The bootcamp's opening, held at Prince Sultan University and running for three days, was attended by Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar bin Ibrahim Al-Khorayef, alongside a number of prominent figures from the public and private sectors.

The bootcamp aims to empower entrepreneurs by developing their skills across areas including government procedures, financing, innovation, marketing, and modern technologies. It also offers an opportunity to learn about specialized services in the industry, logistics and mining sectors, helping to strengthen participants' startups.

The program includes training workshops and advisory sessions, alongside opportunities to build effective networks with experts and specialists from various sectors. The bootcamp also focuses on improving feasibility studies and sharing inspiring experiences from entrepreneurs who have already achieved notable success, raising participants' awareness of the services and enablers offered by relevant organizations.

Program Achievements:

The third edition of "Alf Mile" saw strong demand, with more than 8,000 entrepreneurs applying to join the program, of whom more than 500 participants successfully met the qualifying criteria. This turnout reflects entrepreneurs' eagerness to make the most of the opportunities the program offers to develop their projects and achieve sustainable growth.