The plans follow a $15 million investment led by Africa50, the pan-African infrastructure investor and asset manager.
The government is targeting $5 billion in startup investments, up from the current figure of around $500 million.
The funds will allow AlGooru to expand operations, advance its AI technology, and enter new verticals to transform tutoring.
The collaboration aims to bridge financial gaps, and enhance working capital access for businesses in underserved regions.
Founded by 22-year old Egyptian Malak El Leithy, the app provides access to exclusive discounts for students across Egypt.
Nadine and Norhan Nada pitched their Aquamind concept, a smart showerhead designed to promote water conservation.
The Start Lite package for startups offers business setup from Dh3,500, allowing up to three activities with no visa quota.
The funding round was led by The Open Platform and s16vc to support the company's platform development and expansion.
The Binary Holdings operates a blockchain-based network that enables cross-border transactions for businesses and consumers.
Written entirely in Egyptian Arabic, Aziza’s culturally informed content aims to improve women’s menstrual health in Egypt.
The funds will help expand the urban mobility startup’s AI-driven sustainable transport solutions in Casablanca and across Africa.
The investment will support Nowlun's expansion and the continued development of its technology platform.
As the co-founder of fem-tech company Motherbeing, Nour Emam breaks down taboos around women’s health through an AI-powered health assistant designed for Arab women.
Nahdet Misr's EdTech-focused venture capital has been recognized as Africa’s top investor for 2024 at the Global Startup Awards.
Yasseen Mansour, Chairman of Palm Hills and board member of Mansour Group, joins the show ahead of its third season.
Founded in 2019, Aanaab has trained over 200,000 teachers across more than 10 Arab countries, offering accredited courses to elevate teaching standards.
