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The three organizations you mentioned--Jusoor, INJAZ, and Zubair SEC--provide different types of support for entrepreneurs, but all aim to foster entrepreneurship and economic development in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region.They focus on helping entrepreneurs overcome challenges, from business planning to market access, regulatory compliance, and financial management.- Entrepreneurship Programs: Through partnerships with schools, universities, and businesses, INJAZ provides programs like Company Program (where students create and manage a company), job shadowing, internships, and various skill-building workshops.- Entrepreneurship Programs: It offers the Direct Support Program, business mentorship, advisory services, networking opportunities, and funding support for entrepreneurs looking to start or expand their businesses in Oman.INJAZ Al-Arab

• Focus: INJAZ Al-Arab is a regional organization, part of the larger Junior Achievement Worldwide network, focusing on empowering Arab youth with employability, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship skills.- Who Benefits: Entrepreneurs who are Syrians, especially those affected by displacement or limited opportunities due to the Syrian conflict, gain a pathway to self-sustainability and resilience.Zubair Small Enterprises Center (Zubair SEC)
• Focus: Zubair SEC is an Omani organization that fosters entrepreneurship in Oman by providing support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).- Who Benefits: Aspiring or current entrepreneurs in Oman, particularly those facing barriers to launching or expanding their businesses, benefit from Zubair SEC's support programs.- INJAZ primarily supports Arab youth across the MENA region by fostering a foundation in entrepreneurship and employability skills.- Entrepreneurship Programs: Jusoor's Entrepreneurship Program helps young Syrian entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses, particularly focusing on refugees.- Who Benefits: Youth and students in the Arab region, particularly those in school or university, who are interested in starting businesses or developing entrepreneurial skills, benefit the most from INJAZ's programs.- Support Provided: Jusoor provides training, mentoring, networking, and funding for start-ups and small businesses.They help Syrians living abroad or in challenging conditions to start businesses that contribute to their host communities or help them build future businesses in Syria.- Zubair SEC focuses on entrepreneurs in Oman, offering comprehensive support to SMEs for business establishment and growth.Each organization helps entrepreneurs overcome specific barriers in their regions, enabling economic self-sufficiency and long-term development.8Jusoor
• Focus: Jusoor is an NGO that supports Syrian youth through education, entrepreneurship, and global community-building.INJAZ also organizes competitions where students can pitch their business ideas, providing exposure and possibly funding.- Support Provided: Zubair SEC provides tailored mentorship, access to business networks, and financial support.### Summary
• Jusoor benefits Syrian entrepreneurs, especially refugees.- Support Provided: They offer education programs that focus on practical business skills, financial literacy, and work readiness.Their services cater to Omani nationals interested in sustainable business growth.Here's how each organization may help entrepreneurs:

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The three organizations you mentioned—Jusoor, INJAZ, and Zubair SEC—provide different types of support for entrepreneurs, but all aim to foster entrepreneurship and economic development in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region. Here's how each organization may help entrepreneurs:

1. Jusoor

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  Focus: Jusoor is an NGO that supports Syrian youth through education, entrepreneurship, and global community-building.


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  Entrepreneurship Programs: Jusoor’s Entrepreneurship Program helps young Syrian entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses, particularly focusing on refugees.


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  Support Provided: Jusoor provides training, mentoring, networking, and funding for start-ups and small businesses. They help Syrians living abroad or in challenging conditions to start businesses that contribute to their host communities or help them build future businesses in Syria.


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  Who Benefits: Entrepreneurs who are Syrians, especially those affected by displacement or limited opportunities due to the Syrian conflict, gain a pathway to self-sustainability and resilience.

2. INJAZ Al-Arab

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  Focus: INJAZ Al-Arab is a regional organization, part of the larger Junior Achievement Worldwide network, focusing on empowering Arab youth with employability, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship skills.


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  Entrepreneurship Programs: Through partnerships with schools, universities, and businesses, INJAZ provides programs like Company Program (where students create and manage a company), job shadowing, internships, and various skill-building workshops.


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  Support Provided: They offer education programs that focus on practical business skills, financial literacy, and work readiness. INJAZ also organizes competitions where students can pitch their business ideas, providing exposure and possibly funding.


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  Who Benefits: Youth and students in the Arab region, particularly those in school or university, who are interested in starting businesses or developing entrepreneurial skills, benefit the most from INJAZ’s programs.

3. Zubair Small Enterprises Center (Zubair SEC)

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  Focus: Zubair SEC is an Omani organization that fosters entrepreneurship in Oman by providing support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).


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  Entrepreneurship Programs: It offers the Direct Support Program, business mentorship, advisory services, networking opportunities, and funding support for entrepreneurs looking to start or expand their businesses in Oman.


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  Support Provided: Zubair SEC provides tailored mentorship, access to business networks, and financial support. They focus on helping entrepreneurs overcome challenges, from business planning to market access, regulatory compliance, and financial management.


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  Who Benefits: Aspiring or current entrepreneurs in Oman, particularly those facing barriers to launching or expanding their businesses, benefit from Zubair SEC’s support programs. Their services cater to Omani nationals interested in sustainable business growth.

Summary

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  Jusoor benefits Syrian entrepreneurs, especially refugees.


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  INJAZ primarily supports Arab youth across the MENA region by fostering a foundation in entrepreneurship and employability skills.


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  Zubair SEC focuses on entrepreneurs in Oman, offering comprehensive support to SMEs for business establishment and growth.

Each organization helps entrepreneurs overcome specific barriers in their regions, enabling economic self-sufficiency and long-term development.8