Egyptian entrepreneur Mohamed Aboul Naga (Nagaty) shared, "Every big idea starts small... maybe a note on paper, a quick thought, or just a chat among friends." He added on his LinkedIn account on Monday, March 9, 2026, "But the real difference is that some people actually take the leap, while others keep putting it off." He continued, "Ramadan offers a peaceful chance to take that step the right way. Start with the Naqla program and learn how to turn your idea into a real business." The Egyptian entrepreneur also mentioned a 30% Ramadan discount using the code: RAMADAN30. Naqla is a self-paced educational program designed for investment readiness. It's built to help entrepreneurs properly build their companies and prepare them to attract funding efficiently. The program aims to empower participants to understand all the aspects investors evaluate when making investment decisions, which helps them improve their funding readiness. Naqla consists of 9 training modules covering various investment aspects, spanning over 20 hours, and includes interactive activities to boost practical learning. At the end of the program, participants receive a certificate of completion. The program is offered in partnership with Google, TikTok for Business, Hekouky, and EYouth, which significantly enhances participants' chances for investment success.
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