Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Woliz has raised $2.2 million in a pre-seed round led by Sanlam Maroc to digitise the retail sector using AI-powered POS systems and software. The funding will support expansion in Morocco and lay the foundation for scaling the platform across African markets.
Jobzyn, a Moroccan AI hiring startup, has raised pre-seed funding led by Janngo Capital to accelerate product development and expand across Africa and MENA. Already used by major firms, the platform helps employers screen candidates efficiently while improving job market transparency for graduates and job seekers.
Jobzyn, a Moroccan AI-powered recruitment startup, secured funding from Janngo Capital to expand its platform across Africa. Already serving top corporates and universities, Jobzyn matches candidates to jobs, evaluates soft skills, and provides employer insights, aiming to make the hiring process more efficient and transparent.
Ora Technologies has acquired Moroccan last-mile delivery platform Cathedis to strengthen its logistics and expand its super-app ecosystem. The deal enhances Ora’s e-commerce and fintech integration, combining digital payments with in-house delivery to create a seamless customer journey while accelerating growth of Kooul and ORA Cash.
Morocco has entered the MENA startup top five after Ora Technologies’ $7.5 million raise pushed it past Egypt in July 2025. The month saw record funding of $783 million across the region, with Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Iraq leading. Morocco’s momentum highlights its growing role as a rising tech hub.
Morocco’s Technopark partners with Plug and Play Tech Center to boost startups through coaching, pilot programs, and investor access. Supported by government ministries, this aligns with Maroc Digital 2030 to enhance innovation, funding, and global connectivity for local entrepreneurs.
Flat6Labs has partnered with Tamwilcom to accelerate the growth of Moroccan startups, focusing on sectors like AgriTech, FinTech, and AI. This collaboration, supported by the IFC, offers funding, mentorship, and business development to boost Morocco’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and foster innovation, digital transformation, and economic growth.