Kaust is preparing for the third phase of its Taqadam startup accelerator, which is supported by a host of Saudi Arabian academic institutions and claims to have achieved a 35% female participation rate.
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (Kaust) has kicked off the third phase of its multi-university-backed Taqadam startup accelerator catered to Saudi Arabian students, staff and recent graduates, according to Arab News. Launched in 2016, Taqadam’s initial phase supported 39 startups and has altogether awarded $1.2m in grant funding through the scheme. Each participant…
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