EAM is the national body dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs, strengthening the business ecosystem, and supporting sustainable economic development across the Maldives. We provide advocacy, training, research, networking, and community‑building initiatives for entrepreneurs at all stages.

Membership is open to entrepreneurs, startups, SMEs, youth and women founders, corporate entities, investors, and ecosystem partners who are committed to entrepreneurship and national development.

Members gain access to advocacy support, training programs, networking events, research insights, visibility opportunities, and collaboration platforms — including features in the Entrepreneurship Video Podcast (Eejaadhee Viyafaaree ge Holhuashi).

You can apply through our membership registration process. Once your application is reviewed and approved, you will receive confirmation and access to member benefits.

Yes. EAM conducts workshops, masterclasses, and capacity‑building programs focused on business skills, leadership, innovation, and sector‑specific knowledge.

It is a national video podcast produced by EAM, titled “Eejaadhee Viyafaaree ge Holhuashi”, hosted by Abdulla Yasir and Nuzair Ali. The podcast has completed 10 episodes, featuring real entrepreneurial stories, insights, and practical guidance.

Yes. EAM collaborates with government institutions, private‑sector organizations, academic bodies, and international partners to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem and support national development.

We run targeted programs, mentorship opportunities, and capacity‑building initiatives designed to increase participation, reduce barriers, and empower youth and women across all islands.

Yes. EAM conducts research to identify ecosystem gaps, emerging opportunities, and policy needs. These insights support evidence‑based decision‑making and national economic planning.

Organizations and individuals interested in partnerships, joint initiatives, or ecosystem development projects can contact our team through the official communication channels.