MENA Startups have seen tremendous growth in 2016 with startups like Careem and Souq raising hundreds of millions at billion-dollar valuation. All of these developments are very encouraging for the whole ecosystem and makes it easier for new and upcoming entrepreneurs to take the initiative.
With more dollars being poured into every stage of investment for startups in MENA, there have also been additions in accelerators, incubators and coworking spaces all around the region.
With the increasing interest in entrepreneurship and startups, the demand for coworking spaces has also increased significantly and the region has seen many new coworking spaces opening doors last year. In this list, we’ll try to cover almost all the coworking spaces from the region. We’ll start with Saudi & UAE and continue adding spaces from all around MENA. We won’t include the conventional companies providing serviced offices in this list.
Zubair Naeem Paracha
Latest posts by Zubair Naeem Paracha (see all)
- Uber’s IPO filing: Uber & Careem to share demand and supply, Careem to exit Sudan, a possible reduction in $3.1 billion price and more - April 20, 2019
- Bahrain’s Inagrab raises investment for Dalooni, a mobile platform that connects businesses with independent sales agents - April 18, 2019
- Meet the 14 startups from third batch of 500 Startups’ Series A Program ‘MENA Dojo’ - April 18, 2019
