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The author wrote that supporting young people amounts to investing in peace. He indicated that nearly 95% of young French speakers consulted by the International Youth Network of the Francophonie (RIJF) considered employment, entrepreneurship, and innovation as levers of peace and stability, and called for action with them. https://t.co/iqTdL6VLZW #jeunesse #emploi #innovation #FR #CI #CD #SN #BF #CM (translated)

The author wrote that women have an essential role to play in the future of Francophonia and that their skills, creativity, and leadership represent a collective wealth. He called for the removal of obstacles to their access to education, employment, entrepreneurship, and public responsibilities. https://t.co/auV4qqU05F #Femmes #Éducation #Francophonie #FR (translated)

The 27 European member states have expressed their support for the new legal status of EU Inc., aimed at facilitating the establishment of companies in Europe, while simultaneously advocating for stricter controls to prevent fraud. #EUInc #Entrepreneuriat #UnionEuropéenne (translated)

Black PANTHÈR relayed a text signed by Trésor MWAKA, an investigative journalist and member of a communication cell, who questioned why the general director of ARSP, Ted BELESHAYI, was criticizing his predecessor Miguel KASHAL KATEMB instead of delivering results for Congolese entrepreneurs. The text stated that Ted BELESHAYI's remarks during a Space Live event with journalist Stanis BUJAKERA on October 20, 2026, had sparked controversies. According to the text, during the three years and eight months of Miguel KASHAL's management, no salary arrears were reportedly recorded, and the medical expenses of staff were covered. It also disputed the figure of 80 attestations put forward by the current director, claiming that their numbering had increased from 4,100 in January 2023 to 16,800 in February 2026. The number of eligible subcontractors would, according to him, have grown from 4,000 companies in 2023 to over 16,000 in January 2026. The text also credited Miguel KASHAL's management with contributing to the development of the local content law, the revision of the subcontracting law, enhancing market transparency, and combating front persons. It indicated that ARSP had expanded its activities to hydrocarbons, aviation, and telecommunications. In June 2025, Minister Louis WATUM KABAMBA reportedly mentioned nearly 1,400 contracts awarded to Congolese companies, worth over $2 billion, benefiting about 800 entrepreneurs. Trésor MWAKA asked Ted BELESHAYI to publish the names of the companies and data supporting his claim that $20 billion had been paid to ineligible companies. The text also mentioned the VUNGA 1 program, developed with RAWBANK, which planned financing of $200 million for local entrepreneurs, aiming to reach $1 billion in subsequent phases. Finally, he criticized the current director for not prioritizing work, transparency, and the continuity of public service. #RDC #Entrepreneuriat #Transparence (translated)

Treasurer Mwaka contested the statements made by the General Director of the ARSP, Ted BELESHAYI, during a Space Live event hosted by journalist Stanis BUJAKERA on October 20, 2026. He defended the record of his predecessor, Miguel KASHAL KATEMB, and requested Ted BELESHAYI to publish the elements supporting his accusations. According to Mwaka, no salary arrears had been recorded during the 3 years and 8 months of Miguel KASHAL KATEMB's management, and the staff had benefited from medical coverage. He disputed the figure of 80 attestations put forward by the General Director, claiming that their numbering had increased from 4,100 in January 2023 to 16,800 in February 2026. The number of eligible subcontracting companies, according to him, had grown from 4,000 in 2023 to more than 16,000 in January 2026. Mwaka also attributed to the ARSP, under the leadership of Miguel KASHAL KATEMB, a contribution to the development of the local content law, the revision of the subcontracting law, the strengthening of market transparency, and the fight against front companies. He indicated that the institution had expanded its activities to hydrocarbons, aviation, and telecommunications. He recalled that in June 2025, Minister Louis WATUM KABAMBA mentioned nearly 1,400 contracts awarded to Congolese companies, amounting to over 2 billion dollars, benefiting around 800 entrepreneurs. Mwaka asked Ted BELESHAYI to publish the names of the companies involved and the data justifying his claim that 20 billion dollars had been paid to ineligible companies. He also mentioned the VUNGA 1 program, developed with RAWBANK, which he claimed provided 200 million dollars in funding for local entrepreneurs, with the prospect of reaching one billion dollars in subsequent phases. Finally, Mwaka stated that Miguel KASHAL KATEMB did not make his predecessor a public target when he took over the ARSP in 2022. He called on the current General Director to prioritize work, transparency, and continuity of public service for the benefit of Congolese entrepreneurs. #ARSP #Transparence #EntrepreneuriatCongolais (translated)

The author wrote that after October 17, business leaders feared paralysis and had lost confidence in the political world. He described a shared shock within the business community, where there were fears of lasting instability, and reported that a small business owner believed it would be impossible to last six months in this climate. #instabilité #entrepreneuriat #politique #None (translated)

Aurélien Véron greeted Jehmima, a business leader born in Congo and who arrived in France at the age of 5 in poverty. He felt she had responded sharply to Lola-Fleur, presented as a close associate of Clémence Guetté, and criticized her for defending her ideas without having experienced the realities she claimed to explain. Véron added that Jehmima had reminded of the losses suffered during the weekend's riots by entrepreneurs from immigrant backgrounds. According to him, behind the broken windows were years of work, sacrifices, and lives, while the revolution of some came at the expense of the work of others. https://t.co/Q1JqeBG83O #Respect #Entrepreneuriat #Immigration (translated)

The Cheshire cat wrote that a woman who, in his opinion, was not born in France embodied a hundred times more his conception of France—enterprising, creative, and resourceful—than another woman he described as bourgeois and privileged. He added that the latter had received everything from life and was inventing a revolutionary path for herself in order to finally feel something. #France #entrepreneuriat #créativité (translated)

Maxime Guay relayed the statements of David Lisnard, who said he had been a trader. David Lisnard claimed that a trader could undergo a tax audit and an Urssaf audit in the same week. He added that the state was relentless for a 24-hour delay on VAT, while not protecting those it was auditing, even though, in his opinion, it was created for that purpose. https://t.co/WyLKVXKNLW #Fiscalité #Entrepreneuriat #État (translated)

Despite the difficult circumstances in the hospitality sector, such as rising costs and bankruptcies, some passionate entrepreneurs in Belgium still dare to open a restaurant, driven by their love for the profession and their confidence in the future. #Horeca #Restauration #Entrepreneuriat (translated)

Dividend King wrote that the four images made him appreciate the opportunity to invest, from a phone and with just a few clicks, in companies he considered to be of high quality. He believed that companies of such quality had never existed before in history. https://t.co/zGPP7qE9Wu #investissement #entrepreneuriat #innovation (translated)

The author described entrepreneurs as "statue-less heroes" and claimed they were harassed by a malicious administration that burdened them with taxes and regulations. He estimated that administrative tasks could account for 50% of their working time and announced a desire to lower their taxes. (translated)

Cédric Meston, former consultant at McKinsey and founder of HappyVore, has recently acquired Duralex with an ambitious plan to transform the company into a more environmentally friendly industrial model, while promising to retain a large part of its staff. #CédricMeston #Duralex #Entrepreneuriat (translated)

Duralex, the famous French glassware brand known for its unbreakable glasses, is entering a new phase in its tumultuous history with the takeover of the company by entrepreneur Cédric Meston after decades of financial difficulties and judicial recoveries. #Duralex #verrerie #entrepreneuriat (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Mathieu Flamini co-founded GFBiochemicals in 2013, while he was still a professional footballer. The company specialized in green chemistry and his fortune was estimated at 12 billion euros by Forbes, according to the report. In remarks relayed by L’Express, Flamini explained that he dedicated part of his downtime to learning and participating in the creation of the company, rather than playing video games or shopping. He also said that English and chemistry, two subjects he did not like in school, had become central to his professional life. #ChimieVerte #Entrepreneuriat #Inspiration (translated)

Mathieu Flamini, former player of AC Milan who became a billionaire through his green chemistry company GFBiochemicals, shares how his ecological commitment and parallel learning alongside football shaped his entrepreneurial success. #MathieuFlamini #ChimieVerte #Entrepreneuriat (translated)