Projects worth over $10 million can qualify for new satellite infrastructure incentives under a framework approved by Jordan’s Cabinet.
The Ministry of Youth and Sports and Quantum Club will establish specialised technology centres inside youth hubs in every governorate.
Ahead of the December 4th ceremony of Egypt's Entrepreneur Awards, the first regional category signals a bigger play for the future of the awards.
The US AI data cloud company will expand cloud infrastructure and train up to 25,000 people in data and AI skills.
Aramco has acquired a 49% stake in the Saudi AI company, while PIF retains 51% ownership.
The Egyptian climate-tech startup will scale solar-powered irrigation for farmers, with Linah Farms joining as an investor.
The Morocco-based healthtech company will use the funding to scale its AI healthcare platform and expand internationally.
The fund will back promising Egyptian companies while expanding access to long-term growth capital and investment expertise.
The Oman-based VC has launched two funds for early-stage AI and deeptech companies, with more than $40 million already committed.
The UAE-based VC will back early-stage AI-native startups, with 15 investments already made toward a planned 40-company portfolio.
With over 50,000 users, Egyptian startup Sekka looks to help commuters navigate the unpredictability of Egyptian transportation.
Raya Ventures backs Pidima’s enterprise AI software as it seeks to connect early stage technology companies with regional markets and indury expertise.
Egyptian startup Fincart is helping small online sellers tackle higher shipping costs and delayed cash-on-delivery payments, giving them more room to grow their businesses.
The partnership means that AI films that will reach international audiences through Egyptian diplomatic missions.
Climate-focused and strategic capital back Egypt’s NoorNation as it expands decentralised solar irrigation across Egypt and Sub-Saharan Africa, with funds earmarked for manufacturing and market entry.
The deal includes plans for $5 billion in combined commitments across Mubadala Capital’s investment strategies.