Sometimes, profitable businesses arise from accidental discoveries. Alexander Freedman, who goes by “Oscar,” established Call-Home S.A.R.L in 2005, after spending almost an hour waiting in line for a telephone booth when he first got to Luxembourg. Recognizing an opportunity, Oscar decided to establish a store for phone booths, mostly for lower-income foreign workers who needed to call home. When Oscar first opened his shop, people would peer in through the window from the ou

For the 10th consecutive year, the etika association has rewarded innovative Luxembourg initiatives in the field of social and environmental added value. As every year, etika has rewarded two winners in two categories. The first category rewards an association which has been the subject of a a bank loan from BCEE (Spuerkeess) accompanied by an interest subsidy from etika and the second category rewards independent projects. On Thursday 14 November 2019, Luxembourg's Minister

On Thursday, November 21st, our organization was granted the 3rd price at the 2019 ING Solidarity Awards in the category "Integration". It feels nice to be recognised and rewarded, but it feels even better to see migrants creating employment for themselves and others! A big thanks to ING Luxembourg, our beneficiaries, our team, and all our supporters and sponsors. It's been possible because of YOU!

InFiNe.lu members gathered last Friday to learn more about migrant entrepreneurship in Luxembourg and more specifically about the support provided by TouchPoints Asbl, and its collaboration with microlux. Fabienne Colling, cofounder and manager of TouchPoints Asbl, Samuel Paulus, senior manager microlux, and Ahmad Dablad, Syrian entrepreneur founder of “we-go” washing, a car cleaning services at home, talked about the experience of setting up a business as a migrant in Luxemb