The program, which will run every two months, will recruit top talent by cooperating with leading Saudi universities.
Founded by Ayman Bazaraa and Bassam Sharkawy, Sprints is an end-to-end platform created to address the tech talent gap.
Since its launch in 2021, Ahlan boasted a network of over 1,400 vendors and catered to the needs of more than 200,000 clients.
The startup is digitising ‘gameya’, one of the region’s oldest saving methods, in which people contribute to a collective fund.
The blockchain specialises in Real World Assets, and hopes to use the funds to establish regulatory-compliant infrastructure.
The Nozomi Vantage platform, which is cloud-based, offers a comprehensive cybersecurity management solution.
Women have collectively raised $19 million in 2023, compared to $52 million in 2022, a staggering 63% drop.
The $600,000 infusion of funds is set to significantly bolster ClusterLab's research and development endeavors.
The Cairo-based B2B digital marketplace aims to facilitate the connection between pharmacies and medical suppliers.
The program offers selected participants an immersive 8-month experience, tailored to their individual startup needs.
Founded in 2020 in Nigeria, Moove provides revenue-based vehicle financing solutions to mobility entrepreneurs.
Shortly after introducing Sora, its AI video generator, OpenAI is moving away from an over-reliance on NVIDIA’s chips by creating its own.
Barakah is an online marketplace connecting food retailers and consumers to reduce food waste and offer discounted meals.
The Abu Dhabi-based private equity firm supports buyout deals for mid-market companies, such as startups and SMEs.
The acquisition will see 100% of Advans Pakistan Microfinance Bank purchase from Advans S.A. SICAR.