Participants of the special military operation and their family members presented their business projects at the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye
On 10 October, the Primorye branch of the National Centre RUSSIA hosted the final stage of the first training course of the "SVOye Delo" ("Own Business") programme. Eighteen aspiring entrepreneurs — participants of the special military operation and their family members — defended their projects and received feedback from experts.
The event was opened by First Deputy Governor and Chair of the Government of the Primorye region Vera Shcherbina, who noted that the regional Ministry of Economic Development would not only provide participants with fundamental knowledge but also continue to support them in the future.
"The training began five days ago. During this time, participants gained basic knowledge, assessed their potential, created their projects, and most importantly, built valuable connections that will help them bring their ideas to life. The projects presented are valuable for the region — they contribute to the economy, create new jobs, and offer essential services for residents of the Primorye region," said the Deputy Governor.
The "SVOye Delo" ("Own Business") programme is organised by the My Business Centre. The number of applicants was so high that participants were divided into two groups: the first started training on 6 October, and the second will begin on 13 October.
Over the course of five days, participants underwent intensive training with experts, met with experienced entrepreneurs who shared their knowledge and offered practical advice. Everyone who registers a business after completing the programme will receive a special package of services from the My Business Centre.
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