Egypt is building the next generation of DeepTech.

On July 2nd, Berlin opens its doors to a group of ambitious Egyptian founders — and we're inviting everyone to pull up a chair.

Whether you're an Egyptian deeptech startup ready to explore the German ecosystem

Or if you're part of the Berlin ecosystem, a mentor with knowledge to share, or simply someone who believes in what happens when communities connect.

This day is for you! COME JOIN US!

This is a free, open pitching and networking event.

What is the EME Accelerator Networking Event?

The EME Accelerator Networking Event is a free, one-day gathering in Berlin where Egyptian startups and the wider startup community come together to learn, connect, and co-create.

It's part of the EME Accelerator – Electronics DeepTech Accelerator Program, a high-impact initiative that aims to empower startups in Electronics, Smart Systems, and Industry 4.0.

The programme is powered by a strategic alliance between ITIDA (Egypt Makes Electronics), GIZ Egypt, and TUM International GmbH — bridging Egyptian innovation and European technical excellence.

What's happening on the day?

• An introduction to the German startup ecosystem and how to navigate it

• Insights into building partnerships and finding your footing in the European market

• Pitches from startups working in Electronics, AI, IoT, Robotics, and Smart Systems

• Real stories from founders who've made the leap

• Curated time to meet the people in the room who can actually help you move forward

Who is this day for?

This day is for you if you're an Egyptian deeptech founder — working in Electronics & Hardware, AI & Intelligent Systems, Energy & MedTech, or Advanced Manufacturing & Mobility — and you're ready to explore what scaling to Germany looks like.

Whether you're part of the Egyptian diaspora wanting to give back, or a Berlin-based founder, investor, mentor, or ecosystem builder — if you care about breakthrough technology and the people building it, there's a place for you here.

‘‘And it's for you if you simply believe that the best startup communities are the ones that stay open — and want to be in a room where that's actually true.’’

From Cairo to Berlin, Egyptian entrepreneurs are bringing ideas, energy, and global ambition into the Europe.

But the best outcomes don't happen in isolation. They happen when local knowledge meets international drive. When the ecosystem opens up instead of closing in. When someone in the room makes one introduction that changes everything.

That's what we're building on July 2nd — a day where both sides of that equation show up, and something real gets started.

Ready to join us?

There are two ways to be part of July 2nd.

• I'm a Founder
  You have a startup registered in Egypt and you're ready to explore what the German ecosystem has to offer.

• You're a founder, investor, mentor, diaspora member, or friend
  Come meet the startups, share what you know, and be part of something collaborative.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the event free?

  Yes, for everyone. No hidden costs, no fees.here

• Will you cover travel costs from Egypt to Berlin?

  Unfortunately we're not able to cover travel costs.

• Do I need a registered startup to attend as a founder?

  Yes — to get the most out of the day as a founder participant, you should have a startup registered in Egypt. If not, you're still very welcome to join as a community member.

• Is this only for Egyptians?

  The founder cohort is Egyptian, but the event is open to everyone. Berlin-based founders, investors, mentors, and allies are actively encouraged to attend as community members.

• What language will the event be in?

  English

• Where is the venue?

  The full address will be shared with registered attendees closer to the date.

• Can I pitch my startup?

  Yes. Indicate your interest when registering and we'll be in touch with details.

• I'm not a founder — is there still a place for me?

  Absolutely. The event is built to be collaborative. Your presence, knowledge, and connections are exactly what makes it valuable for everyone in the room.

Why this matters

Egyptian startups in electronics, AI, and advanced manufacturing are not just building for local markets. They're building for the world — and Germany is one of the most strategic entry points into Europe.

But the best outcomes don't happen in isolation. They happen when local knowledge meets international drive. When the ecosystem opens up instead of closing in. When someone in the room makes one introduction that changes everything.

That's what we're building on July 2nd — a day where both sides of that equation show up, and something real gets started.