Oman based Mamun Ventures announced that it will be investing $1 million in Shariah compliant startups and digital asset startups.
As per a LinkedIn post Mamun stated, “Exciting News! Mamun is dedicating $1,000,000 USD to Invest in Sharia-Compliant Startups in MENA Region! We’re thrilled to announce that Mamun Ventures is allocating $1,000,000 USD in funding from our generous partners to fuel our mission of investing in innovative startups across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.”
Startups in the MENA region, at early stages, pre-seed or seed stages are eligible.
Mamun notes that they are interesting in startups that have a marketplace angle and involve supply chain participants.
Mohammed Al-Tamami speaking to LaraontheBock stated, “We will also be investing in Shariah compliant digital assets, Web3 companies, crypto entities covering the entire Shariah compliant space.”
In December 2023, UAE and Singapore based Triterras, a fintech company focused on digital trade and supply chain finance, using Blockchain enabled trade finance platform Kratos, partnered with Oman based Mamun, fintech infrastructure provider to bolster trade finance in Oman.
In February of this year, Oman’s Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning (MoHUP) announced its roadmap for 2024 which will encompass 130 initiatives of which blockchain technology will play a part. The Oman Ministry of Housing intends to launch a unified portal with one of its main components being blockchain.
Oman was also one of the first countries in the MENA region to launch crypto mining datacenters.
