TruKKer Secures $15 Million Investment from Ruya Partners to Fuel Expansion and Tech Upgrades

TruKKer has secured $15 million from Ruya Partners to fuel its regional expansion and technology upgrades. Its AI-driven freight platform addresses Middle East logistics challenges amid Saudi Arabia’s booming infrastructure investments and growing GCC trade integration, positioning TruKKer as a key player in regional digital freight innovation.

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Egypt – Media City Qatar and Commercial Bank Forge Strategic Partnership to Enhance Banking Services for Investors and Licensed Companies

Media City Qatar and Commercial Bank signed an agreement to streamline banking support for investors and licensed companies, simplifying business setup and enhancing financial services. This partnership supports Qatar National Vision 2030’s goals of economic diversification and innovation in the media and technology sectors.

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Maroc Telecom Raises MAD 3 Billion in First Domestic Private Bond Issuance to Boost 5G and Fiber Infrastructure

Maroc Telecom raised MAD 3 billion ($330 million) through its first private bond in Morocco’s domestic market, to refinance debt and invest in 5G and fiber infrastructure. Despite a slight profit decline in Q1 2025, the company expanded its customer base to 80 million and strengthened its African presence with IFC-backed credit for Chad and Mali.

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EQIQ Invests $3 Million in InstaBank to Launch Iraq’s Next-Generation Digital Bank

UAE-based VC fund EQIQ has invested $3 million in InstaBank, a new AI-powered digital bank in Iraq, as part of a $15 million funding round. Led by finance veteran Hussain Qaragholi, InstaBank aims to transform Iraq’s financial sector with scalable, inclusive fintech services and serve as a core pillar of EQIQ’s regional digital ecosystem strategy.

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Saudi Arabia’s Ninja Becomes Newest Tech Unicorn Following $250 Million Funding Round

Saudi Arabia’s fast-growing delivery startup Ninja has secured $250 million in funding led by Riyad Capital, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation and becoming the Kingdom’s newest tech unicorn. The funding highlights Saudi Arabia’s expanding venture capital ecosystem and startup scene, supporting the government’s efforts to diversify the economy. Ninja plans an IPO by 2027 and operates in multiple Gulf countries, reflecting regional growth in tech-driven logistics services.

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