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How 10 Years in a Dutch Refugee Camp Prepared Sina Azizi for Trading Cryptocurrency
-The Iranian entrepreneur began trading penny stocks to learn about the stock market. Today, he advices firms through his startup.
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Home Chef Lebanon and Loop Just Won the First Prize at the Startup Roadshow in Beirut
-The startups, a home-made meals delivery service and a peer-to-peer platform for used toys, will take to the finals in Amsterdam.
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7 Migrant Entrepreneurs Going from Dreamers to Founders in Cairo
-What makes someone a founder? We speak with 7 valiant entrepreneurs from Palestine, Syria and Yemen taking steps to turn their ingenious ideas into concrete business plans.
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“Instead of Being Helped, Refugees Are the Ones Doing the Helping”
-What if we turned the tables and started looking at refugees for the talent they have, instead of the things they they need? We speak to the founder of the EdTech startup doing just that.
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The Startup Roadshow Has Begun in Lebanon – and You Can Still Apply!
-The competition for Syrian entrepreneurs in the Middle East has just started the first of its startup bootcamps in Lebanon, as 20 teams of startups battle it up to pitch at the finale in Amsterdam.
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Could This Be the Middle East’s Own Lush?
-Yasmeen Smadi meets Samah Kheir El-Zein, the Syrian entrepreneur pioneering locally-made organic skincare products in Egypt and the Middle East.
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This Entrepreneur Invented a Device that Helps Parents Track their Children through a Chip in their Shoes
-Syrian entrepreneur Raafat Hantouch turned a dramatic childhood experience into an innovative tech solution that is now making waves.
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“This is the Positive Consequence of War; Women were Forced to Get Out of the Cocoon we Were Living in”
-We speak to Souad Mohamed, the Syrian power woman who transformed personal trauma into a tale of leadership.
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UK’s Centre for Entrepreneurship Released a New Report on Refugee Entrepreneurs
-Having published the first-ever report on the topic, the CFE is gearing up for a summit.
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After a Bomb Goes Off, Families Cannot Pick Up the Phone. But this Migrant Entrepreneur is Changing That
-Human bodies as routers? According to Syrian entrepreneur Abdulrahman Alashraf, this technology could help people communicate during emergencies.
