The Tech Circles Program, a groundbreaking initiative by Canadians for Tech in Palestine (CFTP) in partnership with the Canadian Palestinian Professional Foundation (CPPF) and Palestine Technopark (PTP), has successfully concluded its inaugural cycle. This program aimed to empower Palestinian tech professionals by connecting them with experienced Canadian mentors.
Launched with a dynamic Zoom event attended by over 100 participants, the program garnered significant interest and enthusiasm. Distinguished guests, including Dr. Abdul Razzaq Al-Natsheh, Palestinian Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, and Ms. Salma Zahid MP, highlighted the importance of collaboration and mentorship in unlocking the potential of Palestinian talent.
Tech Circles: Breaking Borders and Igniting Growth Through Global Mentorship
Tech Circles offered personalized mentorship, skill development resources, and a supportive community to participants. The program focused on continued learning, skill development, facilitating remote internships, and strengthening human capital to drive innovation and support Palestine's digital transformation.
Open to individuals at all career stages, the program catered to tech professionals and students from the West Bank and Gaza specializing in software, data, cybersecurity, UI/UX, and project management. Each Tech Circle comprised a Canadian mentor and a group of carefully selected Palestinian participants. The program is dedicated to accelerating tech careers, fostering resilience, and creating opportunities for those impacted by conflict. By building a strong Palestinian tech ecosystem through global collaboration and mentorship, Tech Circles aims to drive positive change and innovation in Palestine's tech industry. Know more about Tech Circles.
