In order for Angolan Startups and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to find services and solutions for their needs in the market, it is mandatory that all “players” collaborate with each other, defended the Chairman of the Board of Directors (PCA) of Institute of Support for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (INAPEM), John Nkosi.
The public manager who spoke at the launch of the “Emerging Program” of the Committee on Capital Markets (CMC), which aims to guide and support startups, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with high growth potential in the market, stressed that the objective of this program is to encourage micro entrepreneurship in the national market, without forgetting that it will provide greater robustness and capabilities to face the adversities of an increasingly competitive market.
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João Nkosi mentioned that it is necessary to create an ecosystem, which, on the one hand, encourages the emergence of new startups and MSMEs, and on the other hand, trains and promotes monitoring, so that they can remain in the market and must constantly find facility and financing solutions for startups and MSMEs.
According to the head of INAPEM, he underlined that all initiatives aimed at improving the ecosystem of startups and MSMEs in the various domains or stages are a priority for institutions dedicated to supporting Startups and MSMEs, according to the various PDN programs 2018-2022.
It should be noted that the “Emergents Program” of the Capital Market Commission is intended to support small, medium-sized companies (SMEs) and startups, with high potential in different stages of growth, as well as to improve governance and management practices, maturation of their products and services, in order to enable them to issue financial instruments in the capital market.
