Beirut Hosts First National Entrepreneurship Summit: Power X Kicks Off
The first-of-its-kind national entrepreneurship summit, Power X, recently launched in Beirut, organized by Speed@BDD, bringing together a wide array of stakeholders from the Lebanese startup ecosystem. The event aims to serve as a crucial platform for dialogue and development within the sector.
Power X Takes Center Stage
Marking a significant moment for the Lebanese startup community, the Power X summit officially commenced in Beirut. This inaugural national event, spearheaded by accelerator Speed@BDD, is designed to unify efforts and conversations around the future of entrepreneurship and innovation in the country.
Gathering Key Ecosystem Players
The summit saw broad participation from prominent figures across various sectors. Attendees included:
Government officials, including several ministers.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Lebanon.
A large contingent of local entrepreneurs.
Investors and venture capitalists.
Industry experts and academics.
This diverse gathering is intended to foster comprehensive discussions, address key challenges facing startups in Lebanon, and explore new opportunities for growth and collaboration.
Discussions Driving Innovation
The agenda for Power X includes deep dives into critical areas shaping the future of technology and business. Key discussion tracks cover rapidly evolving fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Financial Technology (FinTech), among others. The focus is on understanding global trends and their implications for the local market, as well as highlighting innovative solutions being developed within Lebanon.
Looking Ahead
The launch of the Power X summit signifies a concerted effort to strengthen the foundation of the Lebanese startup ecosystem. By bringing together policymakers, funders, founders, and experts, the event aims to lay the groundwork for improved collaboration, policy support, and investment flows necessary for the sector's resilience and future expansion. Its success is seen as crucial for fostering innovation and economic development in Lebanon.
Source: Annahar