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THE Bedaya Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Development (Bedaya Center), a joint initiative by Qatar Development Bank and Silatech, has announced the reopening of Dukan Bedaya at the cultural village Katara following the easing of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic restrictions in the third phase.
Bedaya will initiate the process of receiving applications from entrepreneurs keen on being part of the Dukan platform which provides them with the opportunity to launch their products, showcase them to the large segment of the society and sell them.
Entrepreneurs who wish to showcase their products in Dukan Bedaya must ensure that their products are locally designed or manufactured, the businesses are licensed and, most importantly, the products have high-quality packaging and wrapping.
Clients visiting Dukan Bedaya at Katara must show their green Ehtiraz status, in addition to wearing face masks and gloves.
Abdulla Faleh Al Saeed, Board member and acting general manager of Bedaya Center said, “The COVID-19 pandemic forced us to temporarily close our operations at ‘Dukan Bedaya’, but thanks to awareness showed by the community and adherence to general guidelines, we have witnessed a significant decrease in the number of daily registered cases. Accordingly, it was decided to reopen Dukan for both entrepreneurs and the public with full adherence to the instructions, precautionary measures and health guidelines.”
“Reopening Dukan at this stage is very important as it provides a great opportunity once again for small, medium and home-based projects by providing them with a distinct space to display their products at competitive prices. This initiative comes in line with the centre’s goals to help young people in establishing and strengthening their projects in a way that facilitates a new generation of entrepreneurs to contribute to the acceleration of economic growth in the country”, he added. (TNN)
Dukan Bedaya was established in 2017 to support emerging local enterprises and promote their various products. The project aims to support small, medium, micro and home-based businesses by providing them with a platform under one roof to exhibit their products.
Dukan Bedaya also provides entrepreneurs and business owners with a detailed sales report and customers’ criteria report, in addition to providing a sales representative, all at nominal costs.
Bedaya will initiate the process of receiving applications from entrepreneurs keen on being part of the Dukan platform which provides them with the opportunity to launch their products, showcase them to the large segment of the society and sell them.
Entrepreneurs who wish to showcase their products in Dukan Bedaya must ensure that their products are locally designed or manufactured, the businesses are licensed and, most importantly, the products have high-quality packaging and wrapping.
Clients visiting Dukan Bedaya at Katara must show their green Ehtiraz status, in addition to wearing face masks and gloves.
Abdulla Faleh Al Saeed, Board member and acting general manager of Bedaya Center said, “The COVID-19 pandemic forced us to temporarily close our operations at ‘Dukan Bedaya’, but thanks to awareness showed by the community and adherence to general guidelines, we have witnessed a significant decrease in the number of daily registered cases. Accordingly, it was decided to reopen Dukan for both entrepreneurs and the public with full adherence to the instructions, precautionary measures and health guidelines.”
“Reopening Dukan at this stage is very important as it provides a great opportunity once again for small, medium and home-based projects by providing them with a distinct space to display their products at competitive prices. This initiative comes in line with the centre’s goals to help young people in establishing and strengthening their projects in a way that facilitates a new generation of entrepreneurs to contribute to the acceleration of economic growth in the country”, he added. (TNN)
Dukan Bedaya was established in 2017 to support emerging local enterprises and promote their various products. The project aims to support small, medium, micro and home-based businesses by providing them with a platform under one roof to exhibit their products.
Dukan Bedaya also provides entrepreneurs and business owners with a detailed sales report and customers’ criteria report, in addition to providing a sales representative, all at nominal costs.
