Mohammed Bin Rashid Library Organises a Session on "Entrepreneurship in Technology" with Ibtihal Al Naji

The Mohammed Bin Rashid Library organised a discussion session on ‘Entrepreneurship in Technology’ with Emirati consultant Ibtihal Al Naji, a certified trainer in entrepreneurship and SME development. The session aligns with the Library's vision and strategy to raise awareness and spread knowledge among young generations to keep up with technological advances. 

Moderated by Zenab Kareem, the session covered the differences between traditional and technological entrepreneurship and how to optimise AI utilisation in business. Al Naji highlighted the various types of technological entrepreneurship, and the challenges that face such businesses. She also touched upon the significance of building and promoting a unique digital identity for technology-related enterprises, and the importance of content creation and social media presence.    

Consultant Ibtihal Al Naji discussed how new entrepreneurs can utilise the national support offered in the UAE, which is one of the leading destinations attracting young entrepreneurs. She also noted the support and facilities provided to Emirati and resident entrepreneurs, including swift processes. Additionally, she offered advice on selecting the most suitable field of entrepreneurship for individuals with diverse interests, as well as strategies to keep focus despite the challenges that might face new enterprises. 

The session was widely attended by new entrepreneurs and individuals interested in the field. This allowed for a lively discussion and exchange of ideas on several entrepreneurship-related topics.  

MBRL aims to spark the passion for knowledge across all social groups in the UAE, especially the youth, by supporting and promoting reading, research, creativity, and entrepreneurship. This is reached through offering free access to a unique collection of books and other knowledge resources, as well as providing high-quality information services and launching leading cultural events.