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Karim Beguir and the case for starting at home
He left a finance career in London to build an AI company in Tunisia with Zohra Slim. Years later, Karim Beguir is still working on the same question: who gets to build the future?
Arnaud Mournetas wants to make the stock exchange fit the factory
He co-founded Redstart to help people build companies. With Lise, Arnaud Mournetas is working on the next obstacle: giving smaller businesses a stock market they can actually use.
The Dot puts Tunisia’s startup maze under one roof
In Tunis, The Dot brings founders, advisers and public institutions into the same building. Its next test is making that proximity useful to entrepreneurs far beyond the capital.
Leaders International Wants Small Businesses on the Purchasing List
From Jordanian suppliers to Tunisian tourism, the nonprofit connects business support to buyers and jobs. Its projects show what that takes - and its accounts show the financial strain behind the work.
Redstart puts a cofounder on the cap table
The Paris startup studio trades daily operating help for a minority stake. Its real subject is everything that happens between a promising idea and a business that can stand on its own.
Two years in Tunis. The next chapter abroad.
Université Européenne de Tunis has built its pitch around a practical proposition: start locally, then continue through an international partner. Behind the globe-spanning brochure sits a campus with a mock courtroom, a trading lab and a hotel classroom that behaves like a hotel.
Managers wants its readers in the story
The Tunisian business magazine has spent three decades covering enterprise. Its women entrepreneurs’ programme takes that relationship beyond the page, into awards, mentoring and access to markets.
Ooredoo Tunisie wants a place in your living room
The mobile operator is making home broadband a bigger part of its business. Its 5G bet comes with a useful lesson: the network launch is only the beginning.