Saudi Agri-Tech Accelerator Sunbulah Launches Second Cohort Linking Riyadh and Paris
The Saudi-based accelerator "Sunbulah" has launched the second edition of its specialized program for food and agriculture technology startups. The unique program is designed to build a strategic bridge between the innovation hubs of Riyadh and Paris, supporting early-stage companies and enabling their regional and international expansion. Applications for this new cohort recently closed on June 14.
Fostering Global Growth for Saudi Agri-Tech
Sunbulah's mission is to foster international collaboration in the agri-tech sector and drive innovation across the food supply chain. By strategically connecting the burgeoning innovation center in Saudi Arabia with mature European markets, the program provides a unique launchpad for startups aiming for a global footprint. The accelerator targets companies in their early stages, from founding up to the pre-Series A funding round.
A Comprehensive 17-Week Program
The accelerator offers an integrated and supportive environment for founders. The 17-week program provides a comprehensive range of services and support, including:
Specialized workshops led by experts from both Saudi Arabia and abroad.
Dynamic co-working spaces at the "The Garage" innovation district in Riyadh.
Weekly one-on-one mentorship sessions.
Direct access to advanced research centers.
Assistance in navigating and obtaining regulatory licenses.
Networking opportunities with local and international investors.
About Sunbulah
Sunbulah is a specialized accelerator program focused on supporting and scaling startups in the Agri-Food technology sector. It provides a unique, cross-continental platform that connects the Saudi and European ecosystems to foster collaboration and growth for early-stage companies.
Looking Ahead
The launch of Sunbulah's second cohort marks another important step in strengthening Saudi Arabia's position as a hub for agricultural and food technology. By nurturing local startups and providing them with a direct pathway to international markets and expertise, the program plays a vital role in the Kingdom's economic diversification and food security goals.
Source: Al Mal News