Propeller Welcomes 5 Arab Startups to Silicon Valley in the First Cohort of Kernel Camp

Propeller, a venture capital firm focused on AI infrastructure, announced the launch of the first cohort of its annual Kernel Camp program in Silicon Valley, marking a new step toward integrating Arab innovators into the global technology and artificial intelligence ecosystem. As part of the program, five startups from Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan, and Egypt have arrived in San Francisco to begin an intensive eight-week journey designed to help founders refine their products, expand their networks, and engage with leading investors and technology experts. The first cohort includes startups working across key sectors such as AI infrastructure, developer tools, and cybersecurity, including: OORB Open Organic Robotics (Tunisia) A cloud platform that enables developers to build and test robotics projects directly through the browser. Eli by Techbible (Morocco) An intelligent tool designed to manage AI resources and monitor software spending within organizations. Firstflow (Jordan) A platform focused on analyzing and facilitating the integration of AI agents into workplace environments. NexGuards (Egypt) A cybersecurity platform that specializes in simulating cyberattacks and enhancing organizational security awareness. FlowBrave (Morocco) A platform that transforms traditional administrative processes into AI-driven intelligent workflows. Propeller launched Kernel Camp in December 2025 as a core pillar of its strategy to bridge emerging markets with global technology hubs. The program specifically targets founders with scalable and market-ready business models. Participants benefit from full residency in Silicon Valley, specialized workshops, mentorship sessions with global experts, and field visits to major technology companies and investment funds in California. The program will conclude in May 2026 with a Demo Day, where participating startups will showcase their solutions to investors and experts in Silicon Valley.