Attijari Bank Launches "Dar Al Macharii," a Key Initiative to Support Young Entrepreneurs and Startups in Tunisia
Attijari Bank has launched "Dar Al Macharii," a crucial initiative to support young entrepreneurs and startups in Tunisia. The event, titled "Financing Innovation: Alternative Solutions for Startups and SMEs," was held on September 19, organized by the Tunisian-Swiss Chamber of Commerce and Industry in collaboration with the consulting firm Vitamin. The event provided an opportunity for Aymen Battache, TPE Market Manager at Attijari Bank, to present the program.
Agile Concept for Entrepreneurial Support
"It's an agile concept. We can offer customized training, either in our Dar Al Macharii spaces in Tunis, Sousse, Sfax, or remotely," explained Battache. This program is open to both clients and non-clients of the bank, offering support and financing to stimulate innovation in Tunisia. Created to meet the needs of entrepreneurs, Dar Al Macharii provides a range of services, including financial support, professional advice, and specialized training.
Comprehensive Support for Entrepreneurs
The program accompanies entrepreneurs at every stage of their development, from the initial idea to market launch. Dar Al Macharii offers adapted loans to facilitate access to capital, often a challenge for startups. Training and mentorship sessions cover essential aspects such as management, marketing, finance, taxation, and commercial development. B2B meetings and networking opportunities are also provided to help businesses internationalize.
Flexible Selection Criteria
There are no rigid selection criteria to benefit from the program; each case is studied individually. Committed to sustainability, Dar Al Macharii also supports decarbonization. In this context, it organized a B2B meeting on the theme of sustainability, involving several key players.
By launching Dar Al Macharii, Attijari Bank reaffirms its commitment to supporting innovation and entrepreneurship in Tunisia, providing a comprehensive ecosystem for startups and SMEs to thrive.
