Africa-Press – Angola. A University Startup Incubation Center (CISU) was presented to students at Kimpa Vita University in Uíge Province by the National Institute for Support to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (INAPEM), with a view to strengthening youth entrepreneurship in academia.
The initiative, developed in partnership with higher education institutions, aims to transform academic ideas into sustainable businesses, promoting innovation, job creation and economic diversification.
On the occasion, the Head of INAPEM, Bráulio Augusto, stated that the project aims to support students and recent graduates with mentoring, business training and access to financing, in order to facilitate the creation of viable companies.
In turn, the dean of the Faculty of Economics, Kikufi Bobó, highlighted the importance of the initiative for the university, emphasizing that it will allow students to convert theoretical knowledge into practical solutions for local development.
O início das actividades do CISU está previsto para o mês de Maio. O projecto tem como meta incubar até 500 startups universitárias até 2027, tendo como público-alvo estudantes e recém-formados.JAR
The CISU project is scheduled to begin in May. Its goal is to incubate up to 500 university startups by 2027, targeting students and recent graduates.
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