The news team at LinkedIn creates a yearly rating called “LinkedIn Top Firms” that identifies the best-rising startups to work for. The 850+ million platform users’ billions of interactions are analysed to create the list based on four pillars employee growth, engagement with the business and its present staff, job interest, and luring top talent.

Hub71, Abu Dhabi’s global tech ecosystem, has accepted 16 startups to join its growing community as part of the Emirate’s efforts to position itself as a leading innovation hub.

According to the statement, PayBy’s popularity has risen due to its user-friendly design, safety and security features, and ability to streamline payments, as well as the rising desire for contactless payments.

Jadd Elliot Dib Founder & CEO at Pangaea X said: “The UAE is one of the most lucrative freelancer markets in the world with a big appetite for talent in the technology sector”.

“In line with the Dubai government’s vision for SMEs, McLedger is strategically positioned to drive the required change in finance and accounting sector by offering SMEs a cost-effective and secure digital bookkeeping platform. McLedger enables SMEs to become more agile and innovative in their product development and service delivery by combing innovation and creativity. ,” said Mr. Ahmad Al Moosa.