Intilaq, a Tunisian incubator and fund officially started in 2014 in a partnership between Microsoft, Ooredoo, and other funding partners. Few years later, Intilaq became a leading Tunisian startup investor, and invested 12 millions Tunisian dinars (US$ 5 millions) in 26 startups that operate in various sectors such as education, health, agriculture, and ecommerce. Bassem Bouguerra, an ex-Yahoo and a Tunisian entrepreneur took the lead of Intilaq’s Tunis office in April 2017. He spoke to Wamda about the impact of the investments Intilaq made and shared his opinion about the Tunisian…
Why should investors consider funding Tunisian startups?
