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Expertise France and UNICEF to help Libyan youth in entrepreneurship

bySami Zaptia
October 12, 2019
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By Sami Zaptia.

Expertise France and UNICEF to help Libyan youth with entrepreneurship training (Photo: social media).

London, 12 October 2019:

Within the framework of ‘Building the capacities and skills of the young Libyans in Entrepreneurship’ Libya’s General Authority for Youth and Sports signed a contract with Expertise France on Monday. The project will be implemented by Expertise France and funded by UNICEF.

The agreement included training programmes aimed at educating young Libyans in entrepreneurship, establishing entrepreneurial projects of their own, gaining self-confidence and acquiring a set of skills and experiences that would enable them to enter the labour market.

 

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