Egypt’s Entrepreneur Awards (EEA) is opening its sixth edition to entrepreneurs across the Arab world with the launch of the Arab Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
The new category is open to companies in all sectors, provided at least one founder is Arab and the business is commercially registered in an Arab country. Applicants must have operated for at least two years and fewer than 10 years, and may apply to only one EEA category.
The award’s jury includes Nabeel Koshak, board member and former founding CEO of Saudi Venture Capital; Amr El Abd, entrepreneurship advisor to Egypt’s prime minister and regional managing director at Endeavor MENA; and Abdallah Abu-Sheikh, founder of Mal.
Applications are now open for eligible entrepreneurs. Companies must submit all required supporting documents with their nominations.
The sixth edition also introduces an Advisory Board for 2025–2030, chaired by Rachid Mohamed Rachid, founder of Alsara and Bidayat groups and chairman of Valentino. The board includes Ahmed El Alfi, Ayman Ismail, Neveen El Tahri, Onsi Sawiris and Yasmine Khamis.
Source: My Startup World
