In this episode, I sit with Med Khaled Mezghanni, Program Manager at Green4Youth, a startup support program focused on advancing the green economy in Tunisia.

Green4Youth provides early-stage startups with access to funding, tailored training, and strategic guidance to help them grow impactful solutions in sustainability and climate innovation.

Khaled shares sharp insights into Tunisia’s broader tech ecosystem — from the strength of its talent pipeline to the unique opportunities and constraints founders face as they build in this fast-evolving landscape.

In this episode, I sit with Faten Aissi, Director of Global Partnerships at Flat6Labs, one of the most influential startup accelerators in the MENA region and a key player in Tunisia’s innovation ecosystem.

Flat6Labs provides early-stage startups with funding, mentorship, and hands-on support to help them build, launch, and grow. In Tunisia, they’ve backed some of the country’s most promising ventures and continue to play a critical role in nurturing founders from idea to scale.

Faten shares how Flat6Labs is building global bridges for local founders, what true ecosystem support looks like beyond funding, and why Tunisia is uniquely positioned to produce globally competitive startups.

In this episode, I sit with Anis Kallel, CTO and Co-Founder at Flouci, one of the most exciting fintech startups in Tunisia redefining access to financial services.

Flouci is building digital banking infrastructure that allows Tunisians to open bank accounts and make payments directly from their phones — without needing to visit a physical bank. They're not just making banking easier, they're making it accessible, especially for the underserved and unbanked population.

Anis brings deep insight into what it takes to build scalable, compliant fintech solutions in a highly regulated environment — and how startups like Flouci are pushing financial inclusion forward across North Africa.