Morocco Accelerator Launches Second Cohort of 19 Startups at GITEX Africa 2026
Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform has launched the second cohort of the Morocco Accelerator programme, selecting 19…
Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform has launched the second cohort of the Morocco Accelerator programme, selecting 19…
Oman’s Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology has launched the Numo–Microsoft for Startups Accelerator in partnership with Microsoft, providing…
Algeria’s Minister of Knowledge Economy, Startups and Micro-enterprises, Noureddine Ouadah, received Amandeep Singh Gill, the United Nations Under-Secretary and Special…
Egypt-based Collard launches an all-in-one event platform combining invites, ticketing, payments, and analytics, aiming to reduce fraud and streamline event management for organisers and attendees.
Tunisia invites startups in AI, edtech, gaming and robotics to exhibit at the 40th Tunis International Book Fair, offering selected companies free space at the ministry’s pavilion.
Startups across the MENA region secure new funding to scale innovations in semiconductors, AI infrastructure, mobility platforms, healthtech training and digital real estate services.
Qatar and Azerbaijan are strengthening ties to expand tech startups across fintech, proptech, and insurtech sectors. Leaders stress public-private collaboration, talent development, and infrastructure investment as key drivers for transforming resource-based economies into regional digital hubs.
Egypt has launched a Startup Charter outlining a five-year roadmap to support entrepreneurship, enable up to 5,000 startups, and create 500,000 jobs. The initiative focuses on regulatory clarity, financing access, and international expansion to strengthen Egypt’s innovation ecosystem and accelerate technology-driven economic growth.
Pakistan’s startup ecosystem has reached a $4 billion valuation, driven by growth in fintech, mobility, and enterprise technology sectors. Despite strong early-stage momentum and international investor interest, limited domestic growth capital continues to delay unicorn creation, highlighting the need for deeper funding and large-scale exits to sustain long-term expansion.
The Startup Charter reflects Egypt’s ongoing efforts to position innovation and entrepreneurship as key drivers of economic diversification, job creation, and sustainable growth within the country’s evolving technology ecosystem.