Startups in the Transport and Mobility sector will benefit from institutional support and training to improve the sustainability of their projects, within the scope of a memorandum of understanding signed between National Institute of Support for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (INAPEM) and the organization of “Luanda Expocar”.
The protocol was signed on the sidelines of the second edition of Luanda Expocar, which took place from 11 to 15 September, and is the culmination of a process that INAPEM has carried out with the organization of the event, with the aim of providing greater support and business opportunities to startups and entrepreneurs in the automotive sector to leverage companies.
The Memorandum of Understanding was signed by the Chairman of the Board of Directors (PCA) of INAPEM, João Nkosi, and by the Director of the Luanda Expocar Project, Justo Eliseu Domingos Macaca.
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Speaking to the press, João Nkosi highlighted that the focus of the partnership is the promotion of startups and entrepreneurs in the Transport and Mobility sector, through the Luanda Expoca Project carried out annually, with the aim of promoting players in the sector for more business opportunities with national and international partners.
The director of the Luanda Expocar Project, Justo Eliseu Macaca, highlighted that the signed partnership will allow more than 30 startups and small companies to participate in the next editions, which will have access to exhibition spaces and participation in networks for business partnerships.
"We are supporting young entrepreneurs and we hope they will actively participate not only in Luanda Expocar, but also in other events in the sector.”, stressed Justo Eliseu Macaca.
