The Qatar Friendship Fund (QFF) and its partners, including Microsoft and Tunisiana subsidiary of Ooredoo Group have launched the “Intilaq” platform with an estimated funding of 28 million Tunisian dinars (MTD).
The launching ceremony of the “Intilaq” platform was chaired by Abdullah Al Hamidi Naceur, Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Tunisia and QFF President, Mr. Kenneth Campbell, CEO of Tunisiana and President of “Intilaq,” Mohamed Fkih, member of the Board of Directors of Tunisiana and Mr. Mohamed Bridaa, CEO of Microsoft Corporation.
Qatar Friendship fund (QFF) was launched in Tunisia nearly a year ago in order to support Tunisian youth and enable them to realize their aspirations for entrepreneurship. Partnership between QFF and Startup Factory owned by Tunisiana, subsidiary of Ooredoo group has contributed to the development of knowledge and creativity by supporting Tunisian projects.
Startup Factory now takes a new dimension in the history of its creation and joins the aspirations of Tunisian youth to realize their dreams and to help them start their own projects, by encouraging business initiatives and merging this platform with that of Intilaq.
