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The 6th Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival (SEF), which will take place on the 17th and 18th of December at the inspiring Sharjah Research Technology and Innovation Park

Educatly, a Dubai-based start-up that connects students to global higher education opportunities, saw a significant increase in platform users between January and September of 2022

His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group, opened the much-anticipated MEBAA Show 2022 at Dubai Airshow site (DWC).

By tokenizing the precious metal backed by actual gold bars recorded on DMCC Tradeflow, Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) and Comtech Gold plan to digitise the trading of gold

Bitcoin is the buzzword of today. You see it on the news, hear people talk about it, and see ads everywhere. However, there is a lot of speculation and hype around Bitcoin that isn't true.

These startups are helping to transform the financial sector in the country, making it more accessible and inclusive. Here are five of the most disruptive startups in the space.

Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy announced that it has received 153 applications from 27 countries for its newly launched Future of the Digital Economy: Business in the Metaverse academy, a first-of-its-kind specialized training programme designed to equip digital startups with the practical knowledge and tools they need to build and thrive in the metaverse.

Over 300 renowned remittance experts will gather on the 15th and 16th of November at the Middle East Future XB Payment Summit 2022 to discuss some of the most important practices on various strategic and operational topics such as cross-border payments, compliance challenges, data protection, AI, and Blockchain technologies, to name a few.

Khalifa University of Science and Technology announced that it will host Siemens Energy’s Abu Dhabi Innovation Centre at its Sas Al Nakhl Campus.

One of the critical challenges of doing business in Africa is the lack of a reliable and efficient payment gateway infrastructure. This often leads to companies relying on cash-based transactions, which can be expensive and risky.