Leading MENA seed and early-stage venture capital firm Flat6Labs has been selected as a key deployment partner for Morocco’s new Startup Venture Building (VB) program. The initiative, managed by the national guarantee and financing institution Tamwilcom, is part of the country’s broader “Digital Morocco 2030” strategy led by the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administration Reform (MNTRA).
Strengthening the Support Continuum
This partnership marks a significant step in enhancing Morocco’s startup ecosystem infrastructure. By leveraging Flat6Labs’ extensive experience in acceleration and venture building, the program aims to scale structured incubation and provide robust support for local founders. The collaboration is designed to fortify the entire startup support and financing continuum, empowering entrepreneurs from ideation to growth.
A Strategic Pillar of Digital Morocco 2030
The Startup Venture Building program is a cornerstone of the ambitious “Digital Morocco 2030” vision, a national strategy designed to accelerate the country’s digital transformation and position it as a regional tech hub. The appointment of an established regional player like Flat6Labs underscores the government’s commitment to building a competitive and self-sustaining entrepreneurial landscape that fosters innovation.
About Flat6Labs
Flat6Labs is one of the MENA region’s leading seed and early-stage venture capital firms, currently running some of the most renowned startup programs in the region. Annually, Flat6Labs invests in more than 100 innovative and technology-driven startups, enabling thousands of passionate entrepreneurs to achieve their ambitions and create a lasting impact on their local economies.
About Tamwilcom
Tamwilcom is Morocco’s national guarantee and financing institution. Its mission is to facilitate access to financing for businesses, particularly SMEs and startups, by providing guarantee products and co-financing solutions. It plays a central role in implementing public policies aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and economic development in the Kingdom.
Source: Flat6Labs
