Egypt’s edtech startup OBM Schooling raises funding from VMS to speed up Saudi Enlargement

Egypt-based ed-tech startup OBM Schooling has raised a seven-figure sum from Saudi Arabia-based enterprise studio Worth Maker Studio (VMS).
Based in 2020 by Omar El-Barbary and Ezz El-Din Farag, OBM helps larger training college students with profession steerage.It organises summits together with the Construct Your Future Summit (BYF) in addition to the Schooling Stakeholders Discussion board (ESF), a regional summit that brings collectively key stakeholders from the federal government, universities, colleges, service suppliers and buyers. OBM additionally presents particular programmes that join college students with employers and CEOs to realize mentorship and sensible enterprise expertise.
Mr. Omar El-Barbary, CEO of OBM Schooling, shared, “Funding is greater than capital; it embodies shared visions and unyielding dedication. With VMS, we’re solidifying our resolve to complement the academic journey of each scholar.”
OBM Schooling’s Taleb Tremendous App has been a transformative software for highschool college students throughout the MENA area, offering curated content material, precision assessments, and premium providers, solidifying its standing as an academic powerhouse.
As a part of the collaboration, VMS’s upcoming “Bridge Programme,” slated for its launch in January 2024, will provide startups, together with OBM Schooling, complete sources encompassing funding, tech providers, authorized counsel, monetary administration, and HR Experience.
Mr. Moataz Abou Onoq, founding father of VMS, remarked, “The Bridge Program epitomises our dedication to nurturing startup enlargement. Collaborating with OBM Schooling transcends enterprise—it’s a convergence of our shared aspirations to raise training.” Dr. Ezz El-Din Farag, COO of OBM, added “OBM’s essence lies in recognising and nurturing the potential in each scholar. Partnering with VMS amplifies our mission, inspiring college students to achieve unparalleled heights.”
Final yr, OBM secured funding from EdVentures, an edtech-focused enterprise capital (VC) agency in Egypt