Rasmal Ventures signs a three-year note with Türkiye
Rasmal Ventures signed a three-year memorandum with Türkiye’s Bilişim Vadisi at GITEX Türkiye. It covers introductions and programmes. No fund and no cheque were attached.
مسرّعات أعمال الشركات الناشئة وحاضناتها وبرامجها
Rasmal Ventures signed a three-year memorandum with Türkiye’s Bilişim Vadisi at GITEX Türkiye. It covers introductions and programmes. No fund and no cheque were attached.
Qatar Development Bank lists up to $5.5 million for established startups expanding into Qatar, and up to $1.1 million for early teams. Cash is paid in milestone tranches. The program is not new. Portfolio totals in social posts are not on the official page.
Startup Tunisia selected 22 companies for AIR Session 8, each getting TND 30,000 to build a technology Proof of Concept. The Flywheel grant is aimed at firms under one year old. The published roster of names was not attached.
Standard Chartered Foundation, Entlaq and Village Capital have opened applications for the second Women in Tech Accelerator Egypt cohort. Twelve women-led startups will get investment readiness training and mentorship, with three winners sharing $35,000 in equity-free grants.
UAE food-tech startup jalebi.io has shut down permanently, and its closure is instructive precisely because it looked successful. It won awards, signed institutional clients and beat Microsoft, SAP and Oracle on deals, right up to the end.
Khalifa Fund and Hub71 backed the top Emirati founders at the first MZN Hub71 Demo Day with up to 100,000 dirhams in support. The money is in-kind, not cash, and the real story is Abu Dhabi investing in founders at the idea stage.
A Dubai startup called REVYN has launched what it calls the UAE's first resale platform with zero seller commission. Sellers keep the full sale price, and the company earns from a buyer-side fee instead. It arrives just as the UAE pushes its circular economy agenda.
Bethlehem is getting a serious injection of capital for its startup scene, with the Palestinian government and South Korea's development agency signing an agreement to establish an entrepreneurship centre in the city funded at 11 million dollars to incubate startups.
Dubai has spent years turning property into one of its defining industries, and now it wants to own the technology reshaping that industry too. REACH Middle East, one of the world's most prestigious real estate technology accelerators, has opened applications for its second cohort in the emirate, targeting a 1.3 trillion dollar property pipeline.
Saudi Arabia keeps building the unglamorous scaffolding behind its tourism ambitions, the kind of work that rarely makes headlines but quietly shapes which businesses grow. The Tourism Development Fund has wrapped up its Grow Tourism Incubator, a programme designed to take early stage tourism startups from idea to investable business.