MBK Global and Startup Grind Qatar Join Forces

Doha, Qatar – In a strategic move to elevate the startup landscape in Qatar, MBK Global, a Doha-based tech investment firm, has partnered with Startup Grind Qatar, the local chapter of the world’s largest startup community. The collaboration aims to deliver greater support to entrepreneurs through access to funding, mentorship, and international exposure.

Accelerating Innovation and Entrepreneurial Growth

The partnership aims to accelerate the growth of early-stage and high-potential startups. It brings together MBK Global’s investment and business development expertise with Startup Grind’s international network. Together, the two organizations plan to build a more structured and resource-rich environment for startup founders in Qatar.

New Initiatives and Opportunities

MBK Global and Startup Grind Qatar will launch several new initiatives through the collaboration. These include venture programmes, a dedicated startup hub, and international startup events in Qatar. The goal is to improve access to capital, mentoring, and global markets for Qatari startups. These efforts aim to position Qatar as a leading regional hub for entrepreneurship and innovation.

Commitment to Building a Sustainable Ecosystem

Both organizations share a mission to build a sustainable and inclusive startup ecosystem. They aim to empower local entrepreneurs through continuous support, skill development, and connections to a global network of investors, experts, and collaborators.

Growing Community Impact

Since launching in 2019, Startup Grind Qatar has grown into a vibrant community. It has hosted over 50 events and engaged more than 3,000 participants. The partnership with MBK Global aims to build on this momentum. It will expand outreach and give startups the tools they need to succeed locally and globally.

This collaboration marks a major step forward for Qatar’s entrepreneurial sector. It shows a growing commitment from key players to support local innovation and drive long-term economic diversification.