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Startup Wrap — regional venture landscape kicks off 2024 with a flurry of deals

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Egypt’s Intella relocates headquarters to Saudi Arabia after KSA’s AI boom 

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Startup analyzer Intella closes $1 million seed round funding during GEC

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