The Ministry of Planning and Economic Development, and the Ministry of International Cooperation announced the expansion of the Orange Corners programme to support startups in seven governorates. The programme will now cover Luxor, Assiut, Alexandria, Menoufia, Dakaklia, Kafr El-Sheik and Beheira.

A programme aiming to empower and assist young entrepreneurs, Orange Corners is a partnership between Egypt and the Netherlands, as well as private sector institutions such as the Bank of Alexandria and City Edge Developments.

The programme has supported over 115 startups, 58% of which are female-led, across key sectors, including agriculture, waste management, health, education, e-commerce and financial technology.

The ministry stated that the programme will aim to support 130 companies across a range of industries in 2025.

Previous Article Absher Introduces Passport Issuance for Adopted Family Members
Next Article Food Pairings That Shouldn’t Make Sense But Absolutely Do

Events Calendar

All Events

Egyptian Streetwear Label Zonta Debuts First-Ever Arabic Sneakers

Korba-born Café Nine Two Nine is setting Shop in Nasr City

Dubai’s Downtown Design Debuts at Riyadh’s JAX District This May

A Spiritual Soirée in Historic Cairo During Mawlid Al-Sayeda Zaynab

Egypt Signs EUR 1.1B Deal to Receive 1,350 Railway Cars From Hungary

Food Pairings That Shouldn’t Make Sense But Absolutely Do

Styled Archives: ‘Negmet Al Gamaheer’ Nadia Al Gendy

Construction of Neom Project Costs Over USD 50 Billion

Egypt’s Nashwa Jewelry Drops Valentine’s Day ‘Queen B’ Collection