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Safran and his team are behind homegrown startup Subol, an IoT venture that develops and manufactures smart solutions for home safety.

With Estithmar Holding being an integrated part of the corporate environment of Qatar, Christiansen sees a bunch of new opportunities in the market, while ensuring to deliver on their already existing projects.

Qatar-born edtech startup Stellic is a fully integrated planning and advising platform to help students seamlessly plan their college journeys.

Folia, which means "from the leaves" in Latin, celebrates wellness and imagination, represented with its usage of seasonal ingredients to showcase colors through cold and crisp dishes diners can enjoy.

The MoU records the intention of both parties to pursue areas of mutual collaboration, keeping in mind QFC's target sectors, which include digital, technology, financial services, and professional business services.

Qatar Science & Technology Park Investment Director Dr. Danny Ramadan is all about the long-term game when it comes to making Qatar a hub for tech innovation.

This year's edition of DJWE, which has Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt as its "face," is set to showcase classic and contemporary luxury collections made by over 500 international brands.

With a vision to disrupt domestic tourism and hospitality operations in Qatar, Egypt, and the MENA region through digital transformation, Turismo's goal is to offer a seamless and worthwhile experience in the region, for both residents and visitors alike.

Dibsy, a homegrown Qatar fintech enterprise, was founded on the premise of making processing online payments as simple as possible.

hapondo is a homegrown real estate marketplace that helps connect tenants and property buyers with real estate companies in Qatar.

In line with Qatar's 2030 Vision, in-country value is an economic localization strategy that seeks to foster and retain economic activity and investment within the domestic economy, thereby minimizing expenditure on foreign goods and services.

With the transaction, Helium Health will deploy its technology and healthcare financial solutions across the MENA region.

The UAE-headquartered business setup advisory firm Creative Zone has expanded its services into Qatar, with the move marking the company's continued efforts to expand into the Middle East market.

With the inflow of fresh capital, the Rebel Foods team has been reported to be exploring an initial public offering within the next two years.

As the mindful craft of pottery gains popularity in the world at large, entrepreneur Reema Abu Hassan is aiming to infuse a love for the art in Qatar through her enterprise, Clay Encounters.

"For a country like Qatar right now, supporting entrepreneurship is very important, because it is the fuel for tomorrow's growth."

The exhibition is currently being held at Fifty One East's branch at the Doha-based Lagoona Mall from 10am to 10 pm, daily, until October 2, 2021.

Entitled "Tomorrow's Designers," the collaboration between the two entities will facilitate the provision of a dedicated space at Fifty One East aiming to support talented and creative Qatari entrepreneurs by offering them the opportunity to showcase their fashion collections.

The Incubation Program by Qatar Development Bank's incubator Scale 7 to enrich the fashion ecosystem in Qatar by investing in new local designers.

"I constantly strive to understand the market challenges, and facilitate milestones that can help businesses and entrepreneurs leap over the hurdles they face, as well as any discrepancies that may follow along their track to creating scalable businesses."

"1309 is more than just a fashion brand. It is a concept, a community we are trying to build, values that we are trying to promote."