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Saudi firms advance to Entrepreneurship World Cup finals in Riyadh

Saudi firms advance to Entrepreneurship World Cup finals in Riyadh

  • The finalists represent a range of innovative ventures, highlighting the Kingdom’s entrepreneurial spirit
  • The Saudi companies advanced through national and regional qualifying rounds and now stand among 100 firms competing in the EWC finals
By REEM WALID  ·

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