Ammar Al Malik has been instrumental in shaping TECOM Group’s Dubai Internet City and Dubai Outsource City, the MENA region’s largest and first tech-focused ecosystem. His efforts have contributed to global players establishing their operations in Dubai, including Visa and META in 2022, and creating a thriving community of Fortune 500 companies, innovative entrepreneurs, and startups.
Today, Dubai Internet City is home to more than ten innovation centers, bolstering the city’s position as a regional center for technology. He is also the man behind the success of in5, the platform for startups and entrepreneurs driving creative solutions in fintech, agri-tech, food tech, and more.
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