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Egyptian “Eduudle” team has been selected as one of the semi-finalist teams for this year’s MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region Start-Up Competition for the Idea’s Track.

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Lebanese “CoolCash” has been selected as one of the semi-finalist teams for this year’s MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region Start-Up Competition for the Idea’s Track.

The BADER Young Entrepreneurs Program announced that it is launching the Lebanese version of the World Startup Cup in cooperation with Bank Audi, and revealed that about 100 million LL are earmarked for prizes, both cash and in kind. BADER called on entrepreneurs to register for the competition by April 30 at the latest through the website www.baderlebanon.startupcup.com.

BADER issued a statement explaining that the Startup Cup is a global program globally recognized by the Kauffman Foundation, which is a renowned organization promoting entrepreneurship worldwide. This program is in direct connection with the Global Entrepreneurship Week, a worldwide celebration of entrepreneurship in 150 countries.

Saudi “Calories” has been selected as one of the semi-finalist teams for this year’s MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region Start-Up Competition for the Ideas Track.

Calories is a mobile and web tracker of daily nutritional intake that makes suggestions based on calculated calories. In 2010, the team that is designing Calories initiated JeddahRain.com which was the most visited wordpress website, and in 2012, they launched Ask-Dr.com which received a million visitors in its first 6 months. They hope their successful experiences in web and mobile–based applications increase the probability of Calories’ application expansion.

Lebanese “Appy’s” has been selected as one of the semi-finalist teams for this year’s MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region Start-Up Competition for the Ideas Track.

Two architects, working in a creative field and having both an entrepreneurial spirit. “Rabih Khalifeh” and “Maya Moussallem” are a happily married couple who met 10 years ago at university,The synergy in their couple is translated into many projects they have worked on as a team or within a team, among others Appy's, the dehydrated crispy Lebanese apple chips.

Egyptian “AlarMe” has been selected as one of the semi-finalist teams for this year’s MIT Enterprise Forum Arab StartUp Competition for the Ideas Track.

Despite their divergent specializations in computer science, engineering and medicine, Mohamed Abdallah, Mokhtar Ahmed, Mahmoud Sayed, Abdulatif Mamdouh and Mutassem Chaaban all mobilized their knowledge and experience towards one common cause: helping epileptics overcoming major neurological seizures. That’s how AlarMe technology has been shaped.

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Algerian DiaLife has been selected as one of the semi-finalists teams for this year’s MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region Startup Competition for the Ideas Track

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Lebanese Kactus has been selected as one of the semi-finalists teams for this year’s MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region Startup Competition for the Ideas Track

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Jordanian "Dakwak" has been selected as one of the semi-finalist teams for this year's MIT Enterprise Forum Arab Start-Up Competition for the Startups Track

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Lebanese "Ubility Net" has been selected as one of the semi-finalist teams for this year's MIT Enterprise Forum Arab Start-Up Competition for the Ideas Track