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Gaza Sky Geeks

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “program of mercy corps”. Today it says “first and only tech hub and startup accelerator in gaza in palestine”.
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Gaza Sky Geeks (GSG), previously known as the Arab Developer Network Initiative, is the first and only tech hub and startup accelerator in Gaza in Palestine . GSG has since then been supported by other Silicon Valley companies, such as Microsoft , and by international donors such as the Konrad Adenauer Foundation . The stated purpose of GSG is to create a stage for young talents to grow while improving their skills through receiving professional mentoring and performing hands-on work. It encourages female startup members within the IT community to engage in business and software engineering activities. It provides start-up grants for young IT entrepreneurs to begin their businesses. GSG hosts up to 140 people a day, with almost half of those being women. A second location opened in Hebron in 2018. Representatives from large tech companies like Uber, Google, SoundCloud, Microsoft, 500 Startups, Endeavor Global, Udacity, Hitachi, and more have visited the tech hub.

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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “program of mercy corps”. Today it says “first and only tech hub and startup accelerator in gaza in palestine”. Read the current article and compare.
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program of mercy corps

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first and only tech hub and startup accelerator in gaza in palestine

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