Posted on 23 February 2010
The State Department and Small Business Administration Partner to Promote Entrepreneurship in Oman and Bahrain
The State Department’s Office of the Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) is pleased to announce the signing of two new Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with the governments of Bahrain and Oman to promote entrepreneurship in the Middle East and expand trade 
Posted on 01 January 2010
Established in 1991, the Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT) is a specialized nonprofit ICT Jordanian university. In the year 2003, PSUT embarked on a vigorous development and expansion plan. An integral part of the plan was the establishment of an Entrepreneurship Center that would be located at the heart of Jordan’s scientific, academic and 
Posted on 01 January 2010
The Syrian Young Entrepreneurs Association is a non-profit civil institution that works to strengthen the entrepreneurial capabilities of young people in Syria in order to help them launch projects that make them job creators, rather than job seekers. In order to do this, the Association endeavours to deepen the culture of entrepreneurship among young Syrians, 
Posted on 01 January 2010
Young Entrepreneurs of Palestine (YEP) is a budding organization based in Ramallah with a goal of promoting entrepreneurship and engaging Palestinian people (especially young and women) in economically productive activities. YEP gives a new value to the notion of entrepreneurship, reinforces the economic dimension of entrepreneurship and helps to build a solid foundation of human 
Posted on 23 June 2008
As you know I have a thing about finding out how is Entrepreneurship in parts of the World that doesn’t seem to have a “natural” inclination towards starting a business, I was very happy to find “StartUpArabia is a blog dedicated to new Arab technology startups and services, profiling and reviewing them, providing interesting market 
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