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The title of the masters thesis: “RECOMMENDATIONS IN SUPPORTING YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN KURDISTAN REGION”. The aim of the study Recommendations to promote youth entrepreneurship. It navigates through these goals to shed light on the entrepreneurial and proposes actionable steps to strengthen government policy. The study was carried out on the basis of The support provided by the Kurdish government, and the challenges faced by young entrepreneurs in the region. Research subject: It provides recommendations for supporting and promoting entrepreneurship among the youth in the Kurdistan region. Research methods: Both qualitative and quantitative research methods. The main results of the study: – There are significant entrepreneurial opportunities for the youth in the Kurdistan Region, particularly in sectors like technology, services, and creative industries; – The legal and regulatory framework for entrepreneurship in KRI is not fully supportive, with issues around business registration, taxation, and bureaucratic hurdles; –There is a need for more government-backed financing schemes, venture capital, and angel investor networks to support youth startups; – Many youths lack the necessary entrepreneurial knowledge, skills, and mindset required for successful ventures; Application field: The aim of informing policies and initiatives to foster entrepreneurship among the young population in the region. The scientific novelty of the study The insights and recommendations from this study can contribute to the broader literature on entrepreneurship development in other developing or transitioning economies, particularly those with a large youth population. Information technologies SPSS program, office, adobe reader and websites were used while working on the graduate qualification work. Conclusions. The tasks of the thesis are solved, the goal is achieved, and the scope of application of the results is determined. The results obtained show signs of scientific novelty. The directions of further research are defined.