Syrian healthtech DoctorBook raises $16,000 pre-Seed round

Syria-based healthtech startup DoctorBook has secured a $16,000 pre-Seed funding round to propel the digitization of medical appointment bookings and healthcare services within the country. Co-founded in 2026 by Abdulrahman Aljandali and Abdulrahman Alkhateeb, DoctorBook's platform facilitates patient-provider connections, allowing users to search for doctors, book appointments, and access healthcare services via an online interface.

The fresh capital will be allocated towards enhancing the platform's technology, broadening its network of healthcare providers, refining the user experience, and fueling DoctorBook's expansion across the Syrian healthcare market. The investment, as reported by Riyada+, will help the company further develop its technological capabilities, strengthen its product offerings, and broaden its reach in the digital healthcare space.

This funding arrives as Syria's startup ecosystem experiences a surge in activity, especially following recent investments in local technology firms. With digital adoption surging nationwide, DoctorBook aims to play a pivotal role in reshaping healthcare delivery by simplifying access to medical services for both patients and providers.