Young people need the technical tools they need to manage their project after financial support to enable them to implement their project ideas. This is what will allow them to run their business well to make it prosper and create jobs, as the higher authority has included in its political program to develop businesses, reduce unemployment and promote entrepreneurship.

Winners of the 50,000 decent jobs initiative in Middle Chari province were trained in Sarh this week. This training is part of project management. Indeed, according to the manager of the partnership program Kaltemadje Titnan, the winners have been equipped with technical and practical knowledge to successfully carry out their project. For him, It is not good to “simply make money available to young people to start their own business, without providing them with the technical tools necessary to manage the project. The authorities have included business development to combat unemployment in their political program. We advise young people not to engage in deviant behavior and to understand that the beginning is always difficult.”