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The goal of the Huawei Cloud Startup program is to help young people come up with new ideas, help local SMEs become more digital, and speed up the growth of their businesses.

On December 20, 2022, Huawei started the first Huawei Cloud Startup Programme in Kuwait. The program was started with the help of local partners like the Central Agency for Information Technology, Rasameel Investment Company, the Youth Assembly of Kuwait, and eWTP Arabia Capital.

The program asks Kuwaiti startups in the fields of financial services and insurance, healthcare, education, telecommunications, eCommerce/Internet, media and games, and mobile applications to compete for a chance to join the Huawei Accelerator program. The program gives startups the chance to grow their businesses by taking advantage of Huawei's leading technology expertise and by taking part in exclusive mentoring sessions, getting help with networking, and getting technical training.

During the event, Dr. Ammar Al Husaini, who is the acting director general of CAIT, Mr. Rico Lin, who is the CEO of Huawei Kuwait, Mr. Dakhil AlDakhil, who is the CEO of Rasameel Company, and Ms. Jessica Wong, who is the founder and managing partner of eWTP Arabic Capital, all gave speeches and talked about how to support the startup ecosystem and enable digital transformation.

Members of the youth assembly like Ms. Jamila Al Otaibi and Mr. Saleh Al Shammari helped make the event happen. Local entrepreneurs with a lot of influence, like Mr. Abdulaziz Al Loughani, CEO of Floward, Mr. Sulaiman Al Tarrah, CEO of Bleems, and Eng. Ashwaq Al Mudhaf, CEO of Accelerate Incubator, also talked about their experiences in different SME fields.

Dr. Ammar Al Husaini, the acting director general of CAIT, said, "The Huawei Cloud Startup Programme aims to encourage youth entrepreneurship in Kuwait by opening the door to promising opportunities for startups to access technology and market knowledge from Asia. It also backs speeding up the digitalization of SMEs, which will help the digital transformation of the country.

Rico Lin, CEO of Huawei Kuwait, said, "Huawei will use its full business portfolio in the cloud-plus-cloud collaboration space to support technological innovation, global and local services, and business ecosystems to help startups grow faster." We will use the startup program to give entrepreneurs in Kuwait access to money, technology, and the market."

The website is where startups can sign up until January 31, 2023. In addition to training and technology support, branding opportunities, joint expansions, and solution support, the program has three levels of benefits. The first level includes a voucher for $5,000, the second level includes a voucher for $8,000, and the third level includes a voucher for $15,000. The program will end at the end of March 2023 with a pitch and a move. The top 10 finalists will pitch their ideas live in front of a panel of judges. Then, the startup solutions will be moved to the cloud.

The goal of the Huawei Cloud Startup program is to help young people come up with new ideas, help local SMEs become more digital, and speed up the growth of their businesses. HUAWEI CLOUD works with local venture capital firms and local governments to run the project. The program has been a huge success all over the world, and it is now being offered for the first time in Kuwait to help local startups and give them technical and business support.

TatbiqIT welcomes startups in Kuwait and in GCC to help them develop software to empower their business, using TatbiqIT dedicated software teams.

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