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Three UAE-based startups have signed winning agreements with regional and global corporates as part of the latest deals facilitated through Dubai Startup Hub's Market Access program.

Small business owners in the UAE sound off on their experience working with the country's financial institutions.

Dubai Startup Hub, the entrepreneurship arm of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, is all set to launch the third season of its networking series this September.

When Dubai-based global conglomerate NIKAI Group sifts through pitches from startups seeking funding, the company takes its due diligence very seriously.

Under the guidance of entrepreneur, investor and lecturer Ahmed Abdulwahab, the participants received real-world feedback on their ideas and valuable advice on how to upgrade, scale or fine tune their innovations to appeal to investors.

Ever wanted to know what a board of directors could do for your business? Well, here's your chance to find out- by actually experiencing it.

Manager for Entrepreneurship Strategy Natalia Sycheva discuss on what opportunities startups can receive from the program.

Open to startups and SMEs globally, entrepreneurs have until July 1, 2018 to submit their ideas.

After receiving more than 300 submissions for the 2018 edition of Dubai Smartpreneur Competition, Dubai Startup Hub brought together the 50 top shortlisted startups for a pitching session at Dubai Chamber headquarters to select ten who'd then move to the final round.

Evolvin' Women founder Assia Riccio on her thoughts on starting up a social enterprise.

Docswallet founder and CEO Avira Tharakan discusses his startup's growth as a former finalist of the Smartpreneur competition.

Open to all entrepreneurs based in the UAE, this year, the competition's categories are on startups who have concepts in the field of blockchain, artificial intelligence and digital transportation.

Dubai Startup Hub hosted a majlis session in February at the headquarters of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which saw six UAE-based startups present their enterprises to H.E. Dr. Thani Al Zeyoudi, UAE Minister of Climate Change and Environment.

The event series, held in partnership with Emirates Youth Council, aims to nurture the growth of young entrepreneurs in the UAE and broaden their business know-how.