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Dubai: Women social Entrepreneurs can Receive up to $100,000 Through the New Expo Grant.

June 12, 2024
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Dubai: Women social Entrepreneurs can Receive up to $100,000 Through the New Expo Grant.

The recently established Expo City Dubai Foundation is accepting applications from women social entrepreneurs for grants of up to $100,000 “to support their grassroots initiatives that benefit people and the planet. The Expo City Dubai Foundation supports social entrepreneurs in various fields, such as youth and education, the environment, women, and people with a strong will.

Grant submissions are currently being accepted. “We are prepared to evaluate all suggestions and provide prompt support for innovative, significant projects,” stated executive director Yousuf Caires.

Caires pointed out that the Foundation was established to assist social entrepreneurs in various fields, including women, youth, education, and the environment. He emphasized, “We collaborate with a community of like-minded businesspeople, philanthropists, corporations, and other foundations worldwide.” The Expo City Dubai Foundation has supported 191 projects from 92 nations as an extension of Expo Live’s connections and legacy.

Since its launch in 2013, Expo Live has improved healthcare for 1.1 million people, created 160,000 jobs, improved the lives of 5.8 million people worldwide, and restored 36 million hectares of desert and unarable land in its first five cycles .

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