The startup support system in Egypt is seeing a big expansion in incubation programs. These programs really focus on helping early-stage companies develop their products and get ready for investment. This helps boost the growth rates of tech companies and increases their ability to expand in both local and regional markets. In line with this, the Digital Egypt Innovation Centers announced they've picked 27 startups to join the fourth round of their "Creativa" incubation program. These companies will receive a total of EGP 9.720 million in financial and in-kind support, as part of efforts to back businesses in promising tech sectors. The selected companies include: Beswagek, Mujeeb AI, Robozel, Steemit, Jowonda, Barq Software Development, Transformelica, Super Nova, Mard, Qudri Group, Al Mokab, Qumaira, Science Space, Super Coders, Scholar X, Xbox, Biosyn, Marakby, Scout AI, Accreditech, Bank Madar, Al Deraa Studio, Noxus AI, Al Shater, Blueteknova, TaskedIn, and Nomad.
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