Nabil Map has just announced an exciting new global expansion! Its database now includes nearly 50,000 support channels for entrepreneurs and startups, reaching across 155 countries. This big step aims to solidify its position as a leading platform dedicated to mapping and analyzing entrepreneurship ecosystems worldwide. Dr. Nabil Shalaby, the platform's founder, shared that the idea for Nabil Map began in 2017. The goal was to make entrepreneurship environments around the globe clearer and easier to access and explore. He pointed out that the platform's latest statistics clearly show remarkable growth in its data and a wider international reach.
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