Manama: Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfeeqi, Minister of Youth Affairs, attended the launch ceremony of the "Bake Box by Little Chefs" platform and product, created by sisters Jouri, Maria, and Jawaher Juma. The initiative introduces innovative cake recipes that are free from preservatives and showcases creative packaging, embodying the spirit of youth entrepreneurship.
According to Bahrain News Agency, Minister Tawfeeqi listened to a presentation by the sisters about the project's concept, development, and their future ambitions for expansion and growth. She praised the sisters for their creativity and enterprising spirit, stating that the project signifies the confidence of Bahraini youth in their ability to innovate.
Minister Tawfeeqi stressed the importance of recognizing young people's potential early on, highlighting ongoing efforts to create an encouraging environment that strengthens their confidence and motivates them to achieve. She noted that offering early support for entrepreneurial ventures is a meaningful way to invest in the country's future.
The minister remarked that the project serves as an inspiring model of entrepreneurial spirit among the Kingdom's youth, demonstrating their ability to transform ideas into competitive products in the local market. She reiterated the Ministry's commitment to supporting all creative youth initiatives to enhance their sustainability and growth.
The sisters expressed gratitude to Minister Tawfeeqi for her continuous support and encouragement of youth initiatives. They emphasized that her presence at the launch event served as significant motivation to continue developing the project and advancing it further.
The "Bake Box by Little Chefs" project is a graduate of the Beban Juniors programme, part of Hope Ventures initiatives under the Hope Fund. The programme aims to develop entrepreneurial skills among children aged 6 to 17, fostering innovation and commercial thinking from an early age.