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Where US innovation meets UAE and MENA capital.

ITQAN Investment Fund is built around one corridor. On one side are American technology, companies and institutions. On the other are the capital, customers and government relationships of the UAE and MENA. The fund invests where the two converge.

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The Corridor

Technology from one side. Capital and deployment from the other.

The corridor is the center of the fund's strategy. US innovation brings the technology and the companies building it. The UAE and MENA bring capital, customers and government relationships, and a market in which to deploy that technology and expand across the region. ITQAN works where those flows meet.

Diagram: innovation, technology, companies and institutions from the United States, and capital, customers, government relationships, deployment and regional expansion from the UAE and MENA, converging on ITQAN.
  • Innovation
  • Technology
  • Companies
  • Institutions
  • Capital
  • Customers
  • Government relationships
  • Deployment
  • Regional expansion

United States

US companies and institutions.

The fund's six focus areas, from AI and machine learning to deep tech, draw on American innovation: the companies turning research into products, and the universities, programs and institutions around them. For a company with a proven product at home, the UAE and MENA can be its next customer, its next deployment and a base for regional expansion.

UAE and MENA

Capital, customers and deployment in the UAE and MENA.

In the UAE and MENA, the corridor offers what a growing technology company looks for beyond its home market: capital, customers, government relationships, a place to deploy, and a route to expansion across the region. ITQAN connects that side of the corridor with companies it has diligenced on the engineering as well as the commercial case.

Two offices, eleven hours apart.

Dubai serves the UAE and MENA. Scottsdale serves the United States. Neither the UAE nor Arizona observes daylight saving time, so the two offices are eleven hours apart all year, with a fixed overlap at each end of the working day.

  • Dubai

    United Arab Emirates

  • Scottsdale

    Arizona, United States

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Building on both sides of the corridor?

If your company has a reason to operate in both the United States and the UAE and MENA, whether a customer, a deployment, a partner or a second base, submit it for review.