
London VC Hambro Perks to Revolutionise Islamic Startups Globally
Hambro Perks invested in the Muslim dating app MuzMatch and will also invest in 2 or 3 Islamic startups featured in Smart Capital Startup Pitches (13 June)...
Startup News and Stories fostering insights into various sectors (Fintech, Edtech, Logistics, etc.) of MENA (Middle East & North Africa) – majorly Abu Dhabi, Dubai, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, Lebanon, Palestine, and Qatar among others.

Hambro Perks invested in the Muslim dating app MuzMatch and will also invest in 2 or 3 Islamic startups featured in Smart Capital Startup Pitches (13 June)...

Bahrain cabinet has extended the 10 percent quota rule, giving more business to small and medium enterprises...

Maaz Sheikh, CEO of MENA' s regional OTT player Starz Play, talks about its first Arabic original in comparison to Netflix's Jinn...

Dubai's Jabbar Internet Group participated in the ongoing $11 million Series J round of India's ride-hailing unicorn Ola...

Ayman Hariri's idea to make Vero a sustainable platform without hindering user privacy is something that has caught media eye...

The United Arab Emirates is preparing a draft law that would allow foreigners to own up to 100% of businesses in the maritime industry...

Careem passengers in the UAE will enjoy free WiFi from Mid-July. The service is being provided in partnership with Etisalat and Snapit Digital.

Kuwait-based COFE app, an online coffee marketplace has recently entered into an annual partnership with the professional networking behemoth LinkedIn...

MINT Incubator by EGBANK comes to you in partnership with Cairo Angels, Egypt's first formal angel investment network, investing in and supporting early-stage startups in Egypt...

PAYFORT, an Amazon company, today announced a partnership agreement with the Government of Ajman to enhance payment options provided by AjmanPay.

Roads & Transport Authority (RTA) says - 90 percent of Dubai's fleets which includes private taxis such as Careem and Uber, will be environment-friendly by 2026.

Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed is all set join 'The Future of Food 2.0' summit to discuss the future of food and the evolution of plant-based tech...