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At the level of 2017, Romania registered a total of 525,660 companies. A large share of the businesses operating in Romania were registered in the services sector, as stated by the official data provided by the National Statistics Institute (INS). The services sector is also the largest employer of the country.
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Syrian Entrepreneurship boosts Turkish Economy. As a first attempt for the social integration of Syrians in Turkey the Turkish Ministry of National Education (TMNE) is mainly focused on their education. There are 3.5 million Syrians in Turkey and 1.1 Million are between the ages 5-18. Even though there are immense efforts to provide education to the Syrian children in Turkey, only 650.000 are currently being educated in public schools. Another important feature is that Syrian entrepreneurs are gaining ground and boosting the Turkish economy.
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As we are closing 2020, we think it’s good to share with you some work we did on the YME Project. The project support young entrepreneurs (with a migrant background) On January 21st 2021 a big OnLine Mulitplier Event will take place. Don’t miss out!. Here some TED Talks and other videos you need to see and share if you want on your Entrepreneurial Journey.
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The “YOUNG MIGRANT ENTREPRENEURS” (YME) OnLine Multiplier Event will take place on January 21st, 2021. The Zoom Webinar will have some excellent speakers. We will communicate soon more about the programme of this amazing OnLine YME Multiplier Event. Below we serve you already some great You Tube video starters, we have been using to guide our young entrepreneurs and youth workers. We think some good tasters! The YME project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
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