Saudi-Based Edtech Aanaab Secures $7 Million in Series A Funding
Founded in 2019, Aanaab has trained over 200,000 teachers across more than 10 Arab countries, offering accredited courses to elevate teaching standards.
Aanaab, a Saudi-based edtech platform for professional development in education, has completed its Series A funding round, raising $7 million from Dallah Investment Holding.
Founded in 2019 by Dr. Munira Jamjoom, Naila Al-Khalawi, and Fouad Al-Farhan, Aanaab has helped over 200,000 teachers across more than 10 Arab countries improve their educational skills. The platform offers a range of accredited courses aimed at elevating teaching standards, with a focus on quality and innovation and has partnered with various governmental and semi governmental forces expanding their offerings across the region.
The latest funding will help Aanaab scale its operations, broaden its training offerings to new sectors, and enhance its technological infrastructure, particularly with artificial intelligence to improve interactivity and user experience.
Dallah Investment Holding’s involvement comes at a time when the education sector is undergoing a digital transformation. As educational institutions increasingly adopt online platforms and AI-driven learning tools, the demand for comprehensive professional development tools for teachers continues to rise.
Based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Dallah Investment Holding is a diversified firm managing multi-billion-dollar assets locally and globally. The firm focuses on public equities, local direct investments, and alternative assets to drive sustainable growth and create value for stakeholders.
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