TotalEnergies introduced the “100 Years, 100 Entrepreneurs” project to young entrepreneurs in Cuando Cubango on Friday.
This initiative aims to transform innovative business ideas into successful enterprises. The project is currently in its application phase, and the presentation was led by project coordinator Márcio Castro during a meeting between TotalEnergies and the youth community in Menongue.
The event focused on fostering investment in the private sector to drive economic and social development.
The program targets a wide range of sectors, including agribusiness, tourism, health and well-being, agriculture, fisheries, and science and innovation.
These efforts aim to contribute to the diversification and sustainable transformation of the national economy.
Designed to extend across all 18 provinces of Angola, the program celebrates TotalEnergies’ 100th anniversary.
It will reward 100 promising business ideas with financial incentives based on their quality and viability. The top 20 companies emerging from this program will also have the opportunity to provide services to TotalEnergies.
The application platform for the 100 available spots in the investment process was launched on March 28th, coinciding with TotalEnergies’ centennial celebrations.
The application window will remain open until July 31st, offering aspiring entrepreneurs the chance to secure support for their ventures.
