Luanda - The National Institute of Support to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (INAPEM) launched this Monday in Luanda, a digital network, developed to empower and interact with service providers, as a way of generating business.
The information was provided to ANGOP by the INAPEM CEO, João Nkosi, at the 37th Luanda International Fair (FILDA), stressing that the new version of INAPEM 2.0 network brings innovation in terms of access and applications.
João Nkosi said that the aim was to provide more support to economic operators that needed help in formalising and restructuring their projects and business plans.
According to the manager, INAPEM is also promoting capacity building activities and meetings between the 25 start-ups that are at the 37th edition of FILDA on how to position themselves in the world of financial management.
“We want to bring tools to make available to our operators, with emphasis on formalisation, training, technical assistance for credit dossier, simplification and monitoring of projects approved at the bank”, stated the official.
Regarding the “Made in Angola” stamp, INAPEM has been promoting the national brands every day.
The 37th edition of the International Luanda Fair, which brings together 629 national and foreign exhibitors, represented by 15 countries, is promoted by the Ministry of Economy and Planning (MEP), in partnership with the company Eventos Arena.
In 2021, FILDA brought together over 300 exhibitors, represented by 18 countries, and focussed on the technology sector, which supports the development of agribusiness and industry.
Meanwhile, the first Luanda International Fair was held in 1983.
