Project Report
| Feb 4, 2026
Harvest of Phase Five in the Entrepreneurial Journ
By Abdulrazak Madi | Project Leader
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At the conclusion of Phase Five of the Entrepreneurship Program, our trainees have made great strides in honing their leadership skills under the supervision of Ms. Batoul Al-Yousefi. This phase focused on building strong communication bridges, where the pioneers learned how to transform their ideas into persuasive and impactful projects through the following pillars:
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Entrepreneurial Communication and Influence: Empowering trainees to craft their messages clearly and powerfully to leave a positive impact in professional circles.
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Effective Persuasion and Negotiation: Equipping them with negotiation strategies that ensure the success of their 26 projects when dealing with partners and investors.
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Entrepreneurial Presentation (Pitching): Practical training on the art of presenting, ensuring they can represent their projects in the best possible light before judging panels.
We are proud to see these skills reflected in the maturity of their projects, believing that an entrepreneurial leader is one who possesses the influential word and the ability to negotiate for a better economic future.
Thank you to our supporters who give these young people the opportunity to learn leadership and success skills; because of you, we are building the leaders of tomorrow.
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Feb 3, 2026
From Financial Planning to Project Launch
By Abdulrazak Madi | Project Leader
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Our innovative youth continue their journey toward empowerment and financial stability with the start of Phase Six of the Entrepreneurship Program. Having refined their presentation and influence skills, the pioneers are now moving toward the strategic and operational aspects that ensure the sustainability of their 26 projects, including:
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Entrepreneurial Financial Planning: Learning how to manage financial resources and ensure the project's financial stability.
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Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): Equipping students with tools to measure success and accurately track their projects' growth.
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Project Life Cycle: Understanding the stages of project development and how to flexibly adapt to different growth phases.
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Launch and Initial Operation Plan: Finalizing the details to transform ideas into a tangible reality in the labor market.
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Digital Marketing Fundamentals: Building a digital identity and effectively reaching target audiences.
At Masarat, we believe that equipping youth with these advanced skills is the true key to turning the wheels of the economy in our community.
Heartfelt thanks to our generous donors who have made the education and empowerment of these pioneers a tangible reality. Your support is the engine behind every success story.
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Feb 2, 2026
Design Thinking, for the University Student's Journey
By Abdulrazak Madi | Project Leader
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In celebration of six years of continuous giving, we hosted a special interactive online session with Ms. Bayan Majzoub on "Design Thinking". This session is part of our vision to equip our students with modern tools that help them innovate creative solutions for academic and professional challenges.
The session covered strategic themes, including:
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The Concept of Design Thinking: Introducing students to this global methodology and its importance in organizing thoughts and solving complex problems.
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Stages and Common Mistakes: A detailed explanation of the design thinking steps, highlighting mistakes that might hinder the creative process.
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Investment in the Student's Journey: How university students can use this tool to organize their studies, build projects, and develop their skills.
We believe that empowering the 66,000 students who have passed through Masarat requires more than just a curriculum; it requires a creative mind capable of innovation.
Sincere thanks to our generous donors; it is through your ongoing support that we are able to provide this knowledge and build a bright future for our students.
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