محمد يحي
- Qatar Science & Technology Park Opens Applications for Season 18 of Stars of Science
- Program invites Arab innovators and entrepreneurs to apply until June 26, 2026
Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), a member of Qatar Foundation, has announced the opening of applications for the 18th season of Stars of Science, its flagship innovation and entrepreneurship program aimed at supporting Arab innovators and startup founders.
Applications are open to entrepreneurs, engineers, scientists, designers, and innovators aged between 18 and 35 from across the Arab world and Arab diaspora communities worldwide.
The application period will remain open until June 26, 2026.
Over the past 17 seasons, Stars of Science has supported numerous innovation-driven projects and entrepreneurs by providing mentorship, development opportunities, and exposure to investors and industry experts.
The upcoming season will feature an updated format with a stronger focus on venture building, emerging technologies, and showcasing the journeys of innovators as they transform ideas into real-world solutions.
The winner will receive access to a venture-building experience in Qatar, including mentorship, strategic guidance, workspace, operational support, and opportunities to engage with one of the region’s leading innovation ecosystems.
Rama Al Shaqaqi, President of Qatar Science & Technology Park, said the program continues to expand opportunities for young Arab innovators both within the region and across global Arab communities, helping them transform ideas into impactful startups and businesses.
The new season welcomes applicants working in fields including artificial intelligence, gaming, robotics, climate technology, health technology, fashion technology, digital design, engineering, and future-focused entrepreneurship.
Filming for the new season is scheduled to begin in Qatar later this year.
The program will be produced in both Arabic and English and will continue expanding its reach across digital platforms alongside traditional broadcasting channels.
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