Entrepreneurship seems to have been the motor behind the rapid expansion of the social sector and also the productivity of enterprises. Furthermore, Mohammad Yunus, who founded Grameen Bank, was awarded the Noble peace prize in 2006 to promote social entrepreneurial spirit. It's a profitable business that has helped thousands of people-especially women-out of inequality. Grameen Bank is indeed the largest international microcredit organization. Social entrepreneurship has progressively found its position on the global stage as a human response to social and environmental issues, while at the same time seeking to achieve financial, social or environmental goals through entrepreneurship initiatives. The aim of this article is to examine and explore recent social entrepreneurial advancements in the present era as an essential historical event