The fund will mobilize up to AED5 million through public- and private-sector partners, combining equity-free grants with tailored programming, fast-tracked funding decisions, and hands-on advisory support.
The updated financing ecosystem includes the First-time Founders Loan, AI & Robotics Loan, Revolving Loan, Small Loan, Working Capital Loan, Fixed Assets Loan, and Expansion Loan.
The banking solution also includes access to personal and business accounts, point-of-sale (POS) services, and trade finance and foreign exchange solutions.
Ahmed Al-Enazi, Operations Director at QSTP and Director of the Tech Venture Fund, shares how Qatar is creating a launchpad for deep-tech innovation by connecting startups with capital, research capabilities, and global networks.
Through initiatives such as Innovation City, Arnous says the focus is on creating an environment where future-focused companies can establish, scale, and collaborate.
Kanoo says that the technologies capable of creating the world's next trillion-dollar companies will be those with the ability to generate value across multiple industries.
The department issued 4,597 new licenses during the six-month period, up 5% year-on-year, while 33,572 licenses were renewed, reflecting 2% growth compared to the first half of 2025.
As Managing Director of Next Generation Equity, Rihab Saad is helping families, entrepreneurs, and investors navigate life-changing decisions by combining commercial expertise with a deeply human approach.
Hassan also reflects on how communication has evolved in the digital era and why success is ultimately defined by genuine effort rather than outcomes alone.
Rather than concentrating on a single business vertical, AlAli explains why his company has chosen to support multiple areas of the sports sector as part of a broader vision for long-term development.
The conversation explores how businesses can embrace AI without losing sight of the creativity and judgement that continue to drive meaningful progress.
The Expo Green License addresses a gap in the licensing market by providing sustainability-focused businesses with a framework based on verified ESG credentials.
The Emirati Supplier Program currently includes partnerships with more than 84 organizations, creating procurement opportunities for 1,070 registered Emirati enterprises.
Dr. Samira Cutts and Mariska Stoffel join Eywa's growing network of experts advancing the conversation around wellness, longevity, and the science of the built environment.
The hackathon attracted 63 projects, with participants working in teams to develop AI-powered concepts and prototypes addressing opportunities across a range of sectors.