Nommas.ai Named to World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers 2026 Cohort

Jun 11, 2026
Nommas.ai has been selected to join the World Economic Forum’s Technology Pioneers 2026 cohort, recognizing it among 100 leading technology startups worldwide. The MENA-based industrial AI company previously won the Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award 2025.
Nommas.ai Named to World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers 2026 Cohort

Nommas.ai has been selected to join the World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers Community for 2026. The program includes 100 technology startups globally recognized for innovation across industries. Previous members of this community include Google, PayPal, Circle, and Dropbox.

The MENA-based company is known for its work in industrial artificial intelligence and was the recipient of the Microsoft Intelligent Manufacturing Award 2025. Its inclusion in the 2026 cohort highlights its role in advancing AI applications for industrial operations.

Nommas.ai joins other early-stage companies that are contributing to the development of new technologies and business models across sectors. The Technology Pioneers Community is part of the World Economic Forum’s effort to connect emerging technology leaders with global decision makers.

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