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Nafham

Free education for Egyptian students

Egypt , Cairo Founded 2012 11-50 Website

Operating Since2012 (14y)

About Nafham

Nafham is an Egyptian edtech startup founded in 2012 by Muhammed Habib and Mostafa Farahat, providing free video lessons aligned with Egyptian school curricula. The platform has reached millions of Egyptian students and represents one of the Arab world's most successful free-education initiatives.

Leadership & Team

Founder(s)Muhammed Habib, Mostafa Farahat

CEOMuhammed Habib

Contact

nafham.com

Quick Facts

CountryEgypt

Founded2012

TypeStartup

ModelB2C

Team Size11-50

Operating In

EgyptSyriaAlgeria

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