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Palestinian invests in AI in São Paulo

Aws Alnabulsi was born in Jordan and moved to Palestine at age 4. Today, his company, Coretava, has an office in São Paulo and employees in the Arab country. The post Palestinian invests in AI in São Paulo appeared first on ANBA News Agency .

São Paulo - Engineer Aws Alnabulsi, a 35-year-old Palestinian-American, invested in an artificial intelligence (AI) platform called TavyoOS to expand his technology company, Coretava. Born in Jordan and raised in Nablus, Palestine, Alnabulsi moved to São Paulo after working in Silicon Valley for seven years. He saw potential in the Brazilian market for developing digital solutions and brought Coretava to Brazil.

Coretava's latest investment, TavyoOS, is a platform that uses AI to help users develop media and promotional campaigns for their products and services. The company has consumed $4 million in investment and is now seeking $5 million for technology and growth, primarily in the Latin American market. Despite focusing on investment and company growth, Alnabulsi maintains strong ties to Palestine, employing 11 Palestinian professionals at Coretava's São Paulo office, with another employee working remotely from Palestine.

He views the cultures of Palestine and Brazil as similar, highlighting the diversity of the Brazilian team.

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