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Saudi startups raise more than $250m by mid-year: Report

Saudi startups raise more than $250m by mid-year: Report

  • A total of $1.228 billion was raised by startups in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) in the first six months of the year
By Arab News ·
Billionaire investor Tim Draper backs Dubai-based remote tool for front line workers

Billionaire investor Tim Draper backs Dubai-based remote tool for front line workers

By Arab News ·
Saudi Aramco VC arm invests in Chinese medical robot startup

Saudi Aramco VC arm invests in Chinese medical robot startup

By Arab News ·
Saudi auto sales, repair startup raises $1.8m in early funding

Saudi auto sales, repair startup raises $1.8m in early funding

By AMEERA ABID ·
Pandemic funding bubble trouble for Arab digital startups?

Pandemic funding bubble trouble for Arab digital startups?

By Arab News ·

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