European ride-hailing app Taxify is setting up shop in Egypt this month, marking the company’s first venture in the Middle East and North Africa, Youm7 reports. The company, which was founded by a group of Skype employees in 2013 and has investments of over EUR 1.5 mn, currently offers its services in 17 European and African countries. Taxify’s arrival in Egypt will see it go up against Careem, Uber, Ousta, and Kalax.
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