These 20 entrepreneurs represent 11 countries and span eight critical industries: from healthcare, agriculture, and education to financial services, ICT and logistics. This was crucial, as the future of African entrepreneurship extends beyond securing funding; it’s about providing entrepreneurs with the support systems necessary for long-term success. Egypt, with its thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, served as the perfect backdrop for executing this approach. Egypt, in this sense, was not just a venue; it was a strategic partner in shaping the future of entrepreneurship across the continent. The future of African entrepreneurship is bright, and Egypt’s rise as a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship remains a vital part of that story.
