Six Saudi companies have successfully made it to the finals of the Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC), an event organized by Monsha’at to showcase innovative startups.
Among the finalists is Ammar Real Estate, a company that provides technology-based solutions for managing leases. Another finalist, AmplifAI, focuses on using artificial intelligence to improve care for diabetic foot conditions. Ballurh, another competitor, offers a business intelligence platform designed to give point-of-sale insights to businesses.
The other three Saudi startups in the finals include Fbni, which specializes in producing eco-friendly construction materials; MisMar, an app that helps users manage car maintenance; and Moddakir, an educational platform offering personalized learning for the Qur’an.
These companies have advanced through national and regional rounds of competition, demonstrating their innovation and potential. They will now compete against 100 other firms from around the world in the EWC finals. This major event will take place during the Biban 24 Forum, scheduled from November 5 to 9. It will provide a platform for these companies to showcase their ideas, gain recognition, and connect with investors and experts in the global entrepreneurial community.
By reaching the finals, these six Saudi startups have already achieved significant milestones, and their participation in the global competition highlights the growing entrepreneurial spirit and innovation within Saudi Arabia. The event is expected to draw attention to the impact these companies can have on their respective industries, both locally and internationally.
