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Over the past year, several new angel investment networks have emerged, while existing networks are expanding their activities, hoping to contribute to and benefit from the rising necessity of startups and emerging technology in the region. Will the rise of angel networks in Mena bring more money or more inexperienced investors?

The restoration of ties between Qatar and the remainder of the GCC opens up a great deal of opportunity for entrepreneurs and the startup sector as a whole. In this piece, Nazar Musa, CCO at advisory firm Pro Partner Group, which has offices in the UAE, Oman, and Qatar, explains the impact the decision might have.

During the pandemic, startups and SMEs worked hard to adapt to the new reality of the world, and generate sufficient cash flows to ensure their continuity and survival, until the end of the crisis. Khalid Suleimani and Loulwa Bakr, senior partners at Chrome Advisory, think businesses in Saudi Arabia are showing signs of rapid recovery, with some big winners.

Wamda and Tarjama launch translation tool to serve the regional ecosystem

As the tech ecosystem evolves globally, a need arises for localising the oft-used tech-related words and terms. Wamda has launched an English-Arabic business terminology translation tool, in partnership with smart language solutions provider Tarjama.

In case you missed it - here's our round-up from News Watch:

Access Bridge Ventures launches with first close of its $25 million fund

Nawah Scientific raises $1 million in pre-Series A

Ejaro raises $850,000 seed round

Alpha Wave leads $5 million Series A in India's edtech platform Kyt

Cwallet secures $220,000 pre-seed

Saudi Arabia's SAMA issues open banking policy

Docspert Health raises six-figure seed round

Checkout.com to open office in Riyadh after raising $450 million

Abu Dhabi startups to get funding and tech support from ADIO-Microsoft alliance

Opio raises $300,000 seed investment

Hi-Express raises seed investment from Iraqi Angel Investors Network

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The digitisation that analysts expected would take anywhere between two to five years to transform our economies, happened in the space of a few months as a result of the Coronavirus. 2021 is expected to bring more uncertainty, more innovations, and more startups proving the value of the entrepreneurship sector. We outline the trends we expect to see in 2021.

Investments in Mena: December 2020

Last year was meant to be the year that startups in Mena broke the billion dollar investment mark, but the pandemic put to rest that milestone. The damage that the Coronavirus wrought only resulted in a 7 per cent year-on-year decline, with Mena startups raising $654 million in total across 363 deals.