The International Finance Corporation announced yesterday it has launched a two-year program to support fintech startups in Egypt, according to a statement (pdf). The program will be implemented in cooperation with Pharos’ Pride Capital / Startupbootcamp’s Fintech Cairo accelerator program and the American University in Cairo’s Venture Labs. “The two-year program will help two private sector fintech-focused accelerators improve their offering to startups in areas like mentorship, business development and technical training, to help them attract funding from investors.”
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