Cairo, Egypt — The upcoming fifth edition of Egypt’s Entrepreneur Awards promises to be a landmark event in recognizing and celebrating the nation’s achievements in innovation and entrepreneurship. Scheduled for November 21, the awards ceremony will be held at the Grand Egyptian Museum, a fitting backdrop for showcasing the talents and innovations from across Egypt’s vibrant startup landscape.
Applications for the awards opened on September 9 and will remain open until September 30. This year, the event has introduced 15 categories designed to reflect the diverse entrepreneurial ecosystem in Egypt. These categories span an array of sectors, including ‘AI Excellence & DeepTech,’ ‘Green Innovation,’ ‘Creative Storytelling,’ ‘Fashion Vanguard,’ and the ‘People of Tomorrow Youth Award.’
To ensure a thorough evaluation process, the awards have assembled a distinguished panel of judges, featuring experts from local, regional, and global backgrounds. These judges bring a wealth of experience to the selection process, enhancing the awards’ credibility and rigor.
Among the notable judges for the ‘AI Excellence & DeepTech Award’ are Wael Amin, a partner at Sawari Ventures; Hossam Seifeldin, CEO of Capgemini; and Basma Rady, managing director and chief data scientist at Robin & Beltone. Their combined expertise is expected to guide the evaluation of innovations in artificial intelligence and deep technology.
The ‘Creative Storytelling Award’ will be overseen by an equally impressive panel, including Amy Mowafi, founding partner and CEO of MO4 Network, and film producer Karim Amer. This category aims to spotlight how creative narratives can impact businesses and social initiatives alike.
In the ‘Social Dining Award’ category, judges include Alaa Hashim of Transcendium and Hadeer Shalaby, vice president and managing director of Talabat. This award seeks to recognize innovative dining experiences that enhance social connections.
Cultural innovation will also be recognized, with Karim Shafei, chairman of Al Ismaelia for Real Estate Investment, judging submissions in the ‘Cultural Innovation Award.’ His insights will help evaluate initiatives that promote cultural awareness and local heritage.
The event’s commitment to education is further reflected in the ‘Innovation in Education Award,’ overseen by H.E. Tarek Shawki, former Minister of Education, who will help assess groundbreaking educational initiatives aiming to transform learning in Egypt.
The awards are not just a celebration; they are also a catalyst for the entrepreneurial spirit, encouraging young innovators to push boundaries. The ‘People of Tomorrow Award’ recognizes the next generation of leaders and thinkers, with assessment guided by Abdelhameed Sharara, CEO and founder of RiseUp.
This year’s awards reflect the dynamic and evolving entrepreneurial landscape in Egypt, showcasing a broad spectrum of innovative talents and their contributions to various sectors. As the deadline for applications approaches, excitement builds in anticipation of the event that will honor those who inspire change and progress across the nation.
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