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Orange Corners Palestine celebrated the graduation of Cycle 9 with a special showcase evening dedicated to partnership, progress, and purpose. But this evening wasn’t only a celebration of twelve graduating startups — it was a celebration of five years and nine cycles of a program that has held its ground through every circumstance this country has faced, economic and political, carried forward by a community that keeps choosing to build regardless. 

Bringing together founders, partners, investors, policymakers, and ecosystem leaders, the showcase recognized the achievements of a new generation of Palestinian entrepreneurs and honored the collective effort that has shaped the program’s journey since its founding.

Ramallah, May 6, 2026, marking a new step in strengthening collaboration between academia and the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Palestine, Flow Accelerator, represented by its Managing Director Majd Khalifeh and Palestine Ahliya University represented by its president Professor Dr. Emad Zeer have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with to enhance student innovation, entrepreneurship, and experiential learning opportunities. This partnership establishes a joint framework to equip students with the skills, exposure, and networks needed to actively engage in Palestine’s growing startup ecosystem.

The collaboration will focus on implementing a series of entrepreneurial and innovation-driven activities that introduce students to practical aspects of entrepreneurship,

Ramallah, April 23, 2026 — In a step towards strengthening the connection between academia and the entrepreneurial ecosystem, Flow Accelerator and Rami Zahi Khouri Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hub at Dar Al Kalima University, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on advancing student innovation, entrepreneurship, and experiential learning opportunities in Palestine. The partnership establishes a joint framework aimed at empowering youth with the skills, exposure, and networks needed to actively engage in the startup ecosystem. 

The collaboration centers on the implementation of entrepreneurial activities designed to engage students in entrepreneurship,

Ramallah, April 20, 2026 — The Palestinian Ministry of Women’s Affairs, in partnership with Flow Accelerator under the Orange Corners PT program funded by the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and with the strategic partnership of the National Bank (TNB), organized the “HerStory | Connect & Inspire” event at A.M. Qattan Foundation in Ramallah. The event brought together leaders from the Palestinian entrepreneurial ecosystem, the private sector, international institutions, and civil society, alongside broad participation from women entrepreneurs, professionals, and changemakers.

In her opening remarks, Minister of Women’s Affairs H.E.

Under the umbrella of the Palestinian Ministry of Labor, Flow Accelerator, and in partnership with SPARK, convened the first official meeting of the Green Forward Working Group yesterday in Ramallah, marking a defining step in translating policy dialogue into concrete action for Palestine’s green and circular economy transition. 

The meeting brought together more than 60 participants representing 42 organizations, spanning government ministries and semi-governmental bodies, the private sector, academia, business support organizations, development agencies, and donor and funding entities. This breadth of representation reflects a deliberate strategic choice:

A delegation of promising Palestinian startups has successfully concluded its participation in the Qatar Web Summit 2026, the Middle East’s premier technology conference held from February 5–8, 2026. The startups, representing diverse industries including fintech, healthtech, edtech, and agritech, showcased their innovative products and services to a global audience of investors, entrepreneurs, and technology leaders.

The Palestine Pavilion emerged as a vibrant hub of creativity and collaboration, attracting significant attention throughout the four-day event. Visitors had the opportunity to engage directly with founders, witness live product demonstrations, and learn about the burgeoning technology ecosystem in Palestine.

As part of the  Green Launchpad track under the Green Forward Programme, Flow Accelerator delivered, in collabroation with Envision Environmental Solutions, a focused  Mini Masterclass on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Integration, aimed at strengthening the institutional capacity of Business Support Organizations (BSOs) to embed ESG principles into their operations and MSME support services within the Palestinian context. 

The virtual masterclass brought together BSOs participating in the Green Forward programme, creating a dedicated learning space for practitioners working at the intersection of entrepreneurship,