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120 youths gain a diploma training on micro-enterprises

The SFD-administered Small and Micro-enterprises Promotion Services Agency (SMEPS) launched in Ibb city a microenterprises project to train 120 youths including microfinance clients and university graduates.

The Deputy Governor attended the first session of the event encouraged the youths to join such a diploma training in order to support the state efforts in reducing poverty.  The launch ceremonies witnessed presentations on microfinance, SMEPS role in microfinance in Yemen, and the Business Edge curriculum.

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