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Lime Consumer Finance, an Egypt-based platform focused on education financing, has signed a cooperation protocol with CIPPO Egypt to provide financing, educational, and developmental services for children with special needs.
Through its digital platform, Lime enables families to access educational and developmental services for their children, particularly those with special needs.
Ahmed Mohsen, CEO and Managing Director of Lime, said the platform aims to leverage fintech to empower underserved segments with better access to financial services and meet their needs.
Tamer El Kharrat, CEO of CIPPO Egypt, stated that the company seeks to reach its target segments through Lime’s network while reducing financial burdens on families. He added that CIPPO combines services such as shadow teachers, workshops, and psychological and educational programs.
“We enable children aged 3 to 16, including those with special needs, to learn and grow within their natural environments—from schools to homes,” he said.
The partnership enhances access to Lime’s innovative financing solutions, allowing families to better benefit from CIPPO’s specialized programs. This helps ease financial pressure and enables parents to prioritize their children’s development.
By bridging the gap between financial accessibility and specialized child development services, Lime and CIPPO Egypt aim to set a new benchmark for inclusive education—ensuring every child has the opportunity to grow, while empowering families and schools to provide the right support.
About Lime Consumer Finance
Lime is a digital consumer finance platform in Egypt specializing in education as a long-term investment. It offers flexible and transparent financing solutions, regulated by Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), covering the full education journey from kindergarten to PhD.
The platform provides a comprehensive digital marketplace of leading educational institutions, alongside a seamless onboarding and approval process, and data-driven tools to support informed decision-making. Lime was established by First Abu Dhabi Bank Group under the supervision of the FRA, with plans to expand into other high-impact sectors.
