Arab Business Leaders Spearhead Region’s Tech‑Driven Transformation 

Younger leaders now shaping business across the Arab world are driving shifts powered by technology, touching how energy flows, money moves, and creativity thrives. At the front stand figures like Alexandre Katrangi and Irina Duisimbekova, steering funds through LICORNE Gulf Investment Holding toward cleaner power systems, medical advances, secure networks, and online services matching countrywide plans to grow beyond oil.  

Behind their choices sits a mix of sharp investment thinking and patient growth goals – backing small companies, shared enterprises that spark employment while lifting what gets made locally. These efforts quietly nudge the area into view as a meeting point where fresh ideas jump borders.  

Elsewhere, familiar faces from entertainment and media begin turning fame into funding, launching digital fashion houses, mental well-being apps, competitive gaming teams aimed squarely at those raised with screens in hand. Starting in cities like Riyadh, Dubai, and Cairo, young founders tap online selling tools, social platforms, then move toward wider markets after testing ideas at home.  

Government programs plus early investor circles lend support along the way. With leaders stepping up, influencers lending faces, and fast internet spreading, fresh ways of doing business take shape across Arab economies – each piece feeding the next, quietly shifting how trade works here.