The $30 billion valuation round will support global growth, with a focus on scaling AI infrastructure and strengthening presence in MENA markets.
Dubai International Financial Centre sets an AI‑native blueprint across law, operations, talent and infrastructure, aiming to benchmark global finance.
As Egypt’s digital economy expands, a new wave of cybersecurity startups emerges, developing tools for penetration testing, AI threat detection, and training the next generation of security experts.
The partnership combines language models and infrastructure to deliver real-time Arabic voice systems at scale, targeting contact centres, public services and digital platforms.
Valeo’s new Cairo centre will integrate AI into software production and support smart mobility systems, with plans to scale its engineering team.
Following a three-year partnership, Rubikal’s co-founders take tech leadership roles at iSchool to develop AI-driven tools and platform infrastructure for schools.
New investor registrations on the Egyptian Exchange rose sharply in early 2026, as IPO activity and planned listings across banking and energy sectors drive market participation.
With oil flows disrupted and import bills rising, Egypt leans on state exits and fiscal moves to steady its macro path.
The deal brings Istanbul-founded playable ads tech into Tamatem as Square Enix and Next Ventures join investors.
The new subsidiary will offer low-cost insurance products in Egypt.
The Cairo-based startup is developing adaptive AI-powered book formats.
As part of the run-up to the 10th Narrative Summit this October, 'The Shift by e&' will focus on the challenges and opportunities presented by AI and new tech.
The programme offers grants of up to $60,000 alongside mentorship support.
Founded in 2021, Fascano will expand across the region as hotels and restaurants digitise reservations, menus and QR payments.
The Saudi startup is scaling beyond e-signatures into full AI-powered contract management.
The fund will back growth-stage companies across Saudi Arabia and the GCC.
