Brand of the Ministry of Trade and Mineral Sources
The Ministry of Trade and Mineral Sources launched the Nataj initiative, which goals to empower non-profit organizations within the industrial and mining sectors, thus contributing to selling sustainable industrial improvement and attaining the objectives of Saudi Imaginative and prescient 2030.
The Ministry stated in a press release that Nataj goals to help non-profit organizations working within the industrial and mining sectors, and allow them to contribute to strengthening the commercial system by stimulating specialised providers, offering sustainable options, and elevating the extent of integration between related events. The initiative additionally focuses on constructing strategic partnerships that contribute to enhancing the social and financial impression of commercial and mining initiatives.
The official spokesman for the Ministry of Trade and Mineral Sources, Jarrah bin Mohammed Al-Jarrah, confirmed that the initiative is available in response to the Ministry’s orientation in the direction of activating the developmental function of the non-profit sector in serving the nationwide business, indicating that non-profit organizations are able to making a tangible impression in stimulating innovation, constructing human capabilities, and growing industrial providers.
He added that the initiative will contribute to attaining the objectives of financial and social sustainability by involving industrial {and professional} associations in designing and implementing improvement packages associated to the commercial and mining sectors, mentioning that the Ministry is working to facilitate the participation of those organizations in main nationwide initiatives and supply the mandatory technical and cognitive help.
The Ministry defined that the Nataj initiative will present a package deal of providers and capabilities that embrace:
– Qualifying industrial {and professional} associations to boost their institutional effectivity.
– Enabling associations to supply specialised providers corresponding to coaching, research and industrial consultations.
– Facilitating entry to financing and partnerships with the private and non-private sectors.
– Launching joint packages and initiatives that contribute to the localization of the business and the switch of information.
The initiative may even work to boost transparency and governance within the work of non-profit organizations, guaranteeing the sustainability of their actions and elevating their operational effectivity.
The Ministry anticipated that the initiative would contribute to growing the variety of skilled associations specialised in business and mining, and elevating the proportion of non-profit sector participation within the home product, along with stimulating technical and industrial innovation.
