Group 1 - The Algerian National Agency for Entrepreneurship Support and Development (ANAD) has trained approximately 30,000 entrepreneurship advisors and funded the creation of 6,500 micro-enterprises since its reactivation a year ago [1] - The total number of micro-enterprises in Algeria is around 1.3 million, accounting for 97% of all economic entities in the country, with expectations for continued growth in the near future [1] - ANAD aims to create and support 10,000 micro-enterprises annually, particularly in the context of rising entrepreneurial enthusiasm among the youth [1] Group 2 - ANAD emphasizes the importance of industrial subcontracting as a core focus, with industrial enterprises currently making up 27% of ANAD's business [1] - In the southern regions, ANAD is positioned to play a larger role in significant structural projects, such as the Gara Djebilet iron ore project and railway construction, by building a network of micro-enterprises around these projects [2] - To support the development of micro-enterprises in the south, it is essential to increase financing limits, mobilize more resources, and accept a higher risk level compared to the northern regions [2]