The two winning teams will receive up to US$1 million each in funding to start up their businesses. They will also be coached by leading businessmen in their countries to help develop their ideas.
The participants will also be featured in an exciting TV reality show to be aired on Al Arabiya, one of the leading news channels in the region.
The Challenge is open to people from all backgrounds, including students. Teams of two or more participants, aged between 18 and 40 are eligible to enter the competition. Half of the team must comprise of Arab nationals from countries in the Arab world.
"The interest generated by the Arab Business Challenge has been tremendous. As one of the main aims of the challenge is to attract and reflect the diversity that exists within the region, we are particularly pleased with the range of backgrounds and experiences among the teams that have responded so far,"
said Sameer Al Ansari, Young Arab Leader and Chief Executive Office of Dubai International Capital.
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