In cooperation with the Social Development Center (Nama), the Ministry of Social Development and Family, represented by the Department of Family Affairs, organized a lecture entitled “Nama Center and developing awareness and support services for small and micro-entrepreneurs” through Microsoft Teams.  This lecture was dedicated to members of the participants of the project "From the Homeland, and it was presented by Mrs. Sahar Nasr, a business incubator specialist at the center. 
During the lecture, Mrs. Sahar Nasr talked about business incubation programs, which is an economic empowerment system based on well-studied and regulated mechanisms with projects and services dedicated to supporting the national economy.  This economy is sustainable, and it is seen as a source of jobs, wealth, and sustainability. These projects also help to find the best ways to invest creative and innovative ideas and transform them into real businesses and investments that serve families, and society providing a suitable working environment for licensed household enterprises. 
The lecture aims to overcome difficulties facing the owners of licensed home-based projects, especially in the first stages of launching the project, by training and qualifying them. It also contributes to the financing process and enables them to access the market, especially in the face of competitors and dynamic changes in the market locally, regionally, and globally. 
It is worth noting that this lecture comes under the series of awareness-raising lectures organized by the Ministry throughout the year to achieve its vision to guide the efforts of women's and family institutions economically to become self-reliant. It also develops and implements projects to support and develop domestic projects by involving them in training programs, helping services, and allowing them to market their products.