Abu Dhabi - Sharikat Mubasher: The Sharjah Entrepreneurship Center (Sheraa), a government-backed entity supporting the business environment and incubating entrepreneurship in Sharjah, launched the Entrepreneurs Resilience Fund to empower startups and SMEs in key sectors and strengthen economic resilience.

According to the official statement, the fund aims to support established businesses facing current challenges, helping them maintain operations. It introduces fast-tracked financial, operational, and marketing support for Sharjah-based startups and SMEs.

Supporting businesses in key sectors, including manufacturing, food security, and healthcare, the fund offers equity-free, non-repayable grants, alongside a support program and market visibility opportunities. Sheraa aims to mobilize up to AED 5 million with the support of its strategic partners across government and private sector entities.

Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairperson of Sheraa, stated that the Entrepreneurs Resilience Fund provides timely support, enabling businesses to remain operational, make informed decisions, and contribute to an ecosystem designed to sustain progress and evolve with confidence.

The Entrepreneurs Resilience Fund will provide financial support to selected startups that will benefit from tailored programming, including one-on-one advisory sessions, workshops, office hours, and business introductions.