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Fɛlei Techcity partners with Nomadic Minds to host the Startup World Cup Semi-Finals in Sierra Leone: A Milestone for Tech Innovation and Investment

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Fɛlei Techcity is excited to partner with Nomadic Minds to host the Startup World Cup Regional Semi-Finals in Sierra Leone. This landmark event will bring top investors and industry leaders to the country, offering valuable networking and investment opportunities for Sierra Leone’s emerging startup ecosystem.

“Bringing this event to Sierra Leone will be pivotal in nurturing local talent, driving economic growth, and advancing technological innovation within the tech entrepreneurship ecosystem. It aligns with our national development plan’s focus on strengthening tech infrastructure and fostering a dynamic, competitive ecosystem,” said David Manley, CEO of Fɛlei Techcity.

The Startup World Cup, one of the world’s largest pitch competitions, offers a grand prize of $1 million, providing startups with exceptional exposure and growth opportunities.

“Nomadic Minds is proud to host the regional semifinals in Sierra Leone, bringing together distinguished investors and government officials to explore and expand investment opportunities in the country’s growing economy,” said Francesco Cracolici, CEO of Nomadic Minds.

The regional semifinals will attract a diverse group of global capital managers, including venture capitalists, private equity firms, and angel investors, collectively managing over $10 billion in assets. This event marks the first time such high-caliber asset managers have visited Sierra Leone, underscoring the leadership of H.E. President Julius Maada Bio in creating a favorable environment for foreign investment.

Fɛlei Techcity positions Sierra Leone to highlight its potential in key sectors like technology, agriculture, and healthcare. Driven by the government’s strong commitment to tech and innovation leadership, Fɛlei Techcity has emerged as a comprehensive infrastructure designed to foster entrepreneurship and accelerate tech development in the country.

These investors will interact with entrepreneurs from the region, as well as local startups, government officials, and key stakeholders, exploring opportunities for collaboration and partnerships that can drive growth in Sierra Leone’s ecosystem.

The startup that wins the Sierra Leone regional semi-final will have the exclusive opportunity to compete in the global Startup World Cup Final in Silicon Valley, organized by Pegasus Ventures, with the chance to claim the coveted $1 million prize.

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