Algeria has announced the creation of a special fund aimed at financing African startups, thus affirming its willingness to actively participate in the technological and economic development of the continent. This initiative is part of a strategy to diversify an economy still largely dependent on hydrocarbons, by focusing on innovation, entrepreneurship, and youth. The announcement…...
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Algeria creates a fund to support African startups
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