I'm trying to make entrepreneurship easier to understand.
My aim is for 4 million Arabic speakers to understand entrepreneurship better — whether they start companies, work in them, invest in them, or simply want to understand how this world works.

Why 4 million?
4,000,000
Arabic speakers understanding entrepreneurship better.
Because entrepreneurship today isn't only a founders' subject.
Startups have become part of the job market, of investing, of technology, of the economy.
The more a person understands how companies are built and how they think, the clearer their picture of the opportunities around them.
So I keep building content that helps people understand this world in a simpler, more realistic way.
Things I learn and share
From conversations with founders and investors, from the companies I follow, and from the projects I work on.
I write about the things I think help you understand entrepreneurship better.
- 01Building companies
- 02Startup investing
- 03Founder experiences
- 04Funding rounds
- 05Business models
- 06Companies worth following
Interested in an entrepreneurship community in Abu Dhabi?
I've been thinking about building a small community for people genuinely interested in entrepreneurship.
The idea isn't an online community.
It's in-person sessions and gatherings in Abu Dhabi bringing together founders, people working at startups, investors, and people who want to learn more about this world.
I don't want to build the community first and then look for people.
I want to know who's interested first, and shape it around them.
Registering interest doesn't mean any commitment or paid membership.

Mansour Alderei
An entrepreneur and content creator interested in entrepreneurship, investing and building companies.
I've founded and work on a number of projects, and I regularly meet founders, investors and people working in this field.
Through the Madrasa Al Estethmar podcast and the content I make, I try to pass on what I learn to as many people as possible, simply and practically.
Content isn't a separate project from my work.
It's part of what I'm here to do.
Need to talk through your project?
I set aside a limited number of sessions for people with a running project, an important decision, or one specific topic they need to talk through.
The point isn't general entrepreneurship advice.
If you have a clear topic and I think my experience can add something, we can sit and talk about it.
Mansour Alderei