Le nouveau modèle économique dans le secteur des startups repose sur l’exportation de solutions technologiques sous forme de services
Summary of Economic Model Development in Mostaganem
In Mostaganem, Noureddine Ouadah, the Minister of Knowledge Economy, Startups, and Micro-Enterprises, emphasized a new economic model where the focus is on exporting technological solutions as services. This strategic shift aligns with the vision of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, aiming to leverage the skills of young graduates from universities and vocational training institutions.
During his visit to a local startup specializing in tech solutions, Ouadah spoke to the press about the government’s commitment to enhancing the role of startups in both national and international markets. He praised the startup’s success in exporting digital services to various Arab countries and highlighted ongoing efforts to support innovative companies in gaining market footholds.
A significant announcement was made about the establishment of a local innovation center in Mostaganem. This center aims to host multiple innovative startups, focusing on improving their market presence, particularly through technological service exports. Ouadah also visited startups in diverse sectors, including cosmetics, traditional products, health, and medical supplies, recognizing these initiatives’ importance in bolstering the healthcare sector.
Additionally, the minister inspected initiatives that foster entrepreneurial innovation in academic settings. Visits to the startup incubator and the entrepreneurship development center at the University of Abdelhamid Ibn Badis, along with the center at the National Institute for Vocational Training, highlighted the ministry’s collaborative efforts to enhance entrepreneurial support structures.
The ministry is also addressing the need for suitable facilities for micro-enterprises and startups, working alongside the Ministry of Industry to resolve logistical challenges through structures established across various regions.
Finally, Ouadah toured several units of the GSP Electric industrial complex, which specializes in electrical manufacturing, particularly those contributing to green economics, integrated renewable energy solutions, and smart city initiatives. This reflects a growing focus on sustainable and innovative practices within the industrial sector.
Key Points
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New Economic Focus: The emphasis is on exporting technological solutions as services, driven by government strategy.
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Support for Startups: Recognition of the need to bolster local startups, with efforts to enhance their national and international presence through innovation.
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Establishment of Innovation Center: A new center in Mostaganem will aggregate innovative startups, focusing on enhancing their market reach.
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Diverse Sector Support: The minister’s visits to health and cosmetic-related startups underscore the government’s recognition of diverse economic contributions.
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University Involvement: Engagement with universities aims to create entrepreneurial ecosystems, fostering innovation among students.
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Infrastructure Solutions: Addressing the shortage of operational spaces for startups and micro-enterprises through coordinated efforts.
- Sustainable Industry Initiatives: The tour of GSP Electric highlighted a commitment to sustainable practices in industrial production.
This comprehensive approach illustrates a significant drive in Algeria to cultivate an innovative and export-oriented economy, underpinned by youth empowerment and technological advancement.
