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Deputy Minister Gina Encourages KZN Entrepreneurs to Elevate Their Businesses

Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Ms. Nomalungelo Gina, recently addressed KwaZulu-Natal entrepreneurs, urging them to scale up their businesses to drive economic growth and create jobs. The seminar hosted in Durban was aimed at small, micro, and medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs), providing them with valuable insights and information on funding opportunities available within the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) agencies, and the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Economic Development, Tourism, and Environmental Affairs (KZN EDTEA).

A Comprehensive Seminar to Equip Entrepreneurs for Success

The seminar was designed to equip entrepreneurs with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate the competitive business landscape and develop their businesses further. The event boasted interactive workshops, engaging panel discussions, and insightful presentations by industry experts and government officials. Participants had the opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the available funding options and the necessary strategies to take their businesses to new heights.

Emphasizing the Critical Role of SMMEs in the Mainstream Business Landscape

During her keynote address, Deputy Minister Gina emphasized that the eThekwini Business Seminar was more than just distributing information on funding. She highlighted the critical role of SMMEs in driving economic growth in the region and urged them to establish a significant presence in the mainstream business arena.

Fostering Networking and Collaboration

The seminar brought together a diverse array of entrepreneurs, business leaders, and industry stakeholders, fostering networking and collaboration. The exchange of ideas and experiences further enriched the seminar’s impact, creating an atmosphere of collective growth.

Supporting Economic Transformation and Sustainable Business Development

Deputy Minister Gina stressed the commitment of the dtic and KZN EDTEA to driving economic transformation and promoting sustainable business development. She encouraged entrepreneurs to go out and dominate the business space, assuring them of her support every step of the way.

Tapping into the Potential of KwaZulu-Natal Entrepreneurs

With Gina’s support and the resources provided at the seminar, entrepreneurs in KwaZulu-Natal have been given an essential boost to achieve significant growth in their businesses. By tapping into the potential within the region, it is hoped that these entrepreneurs will make a lasting impact on South Africa’s mainstream economy, contributing to sustainable development and job creation.

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