During Jack Ma’s visit to Africa in 2017, he observed that the continent is still plagued with lots of challenges in the areas of logistics, transport, eCommerce, tourism and big data. All of which Alibaba has been able to overcome in the last 15 years of operations in China. As such, the eFounders Fellowship has been designed as a two-week course for entrepreneurs in developing countries who are operating businesses in the listed challenging areas.
The Alibaba eFounders Fellowship 2018, will provide first-hand exposure to, and learning about ecommerce innovations from China and around the world that enabled growth and a more inclusive development model for all. With a focus on highlighting breakthrough innovations that have transformed society in China, the program will inspire each participant to think of creative frameworks based on prior expertise and new learnings that can be applied to their own home markets.
The course targets young entrepreneurs as part of an initiative on the digital economy for sustainable development that is jointly organised by the Alibaba Business School and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
Candidates must posses the following to qualify for the program:
Interest applicants should visit the website to commence the application process. Deadline is May 4, 2018 at 2 p.m. China time (GMT+8).
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