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[Closed] Women in Tech Accelerator in Egypt from the Standard Chartered Foundation

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An accelerator for early-stage, women-led technology startups registered and operating in Egypt, run by the Standard Chartered Foundation with Village Capital and Entlaq Holding. Selected founders get twelve structured training sessions, mentoring on business strategy and governance, access to Standard Chartered's global networks, and a place at a Demo Day where the strongest teams compete for equity-free grant funding.

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