Where Innovation meets impact.
MKMN is a Saudi venture-client partner. We help corporates and government find, test and adopt the startup solutions that solve their real problems, buying from startups as a client rather than investing in them.
- Scope it
We frame the problem in business terms and name the success criteria.
- See what solves it
Matched use cases, and the startups that deliver them. Saudi and global.
- Run a PoC
Scoped pilot, terms agreed up front, delivery supported on the ground.
- Adopt it
When the pilot meets its criteria, the startup becomes a supplier and the solution goes into use.
- Get profiled
We describe what you deliver in the language buyers search, against the use cases they browse.
- Get matched
When an entity scopes a challenge your technology answers, you are on the shortlist.
- Win the work
Meet the person who owns the problem and the budget. Land a pilot, then a contract as their supplier.
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From a business priority to an adopted solution
Venture clienting, run with you: we frame the problem in business terms, match it against the problems we have already mapped and the startups that solve them, run the pilot on the ground, and carry what works into adoption.
One place to take a problem
The problems worth solving, the startups behind each one, and a way to ask us for what you actually need, a shortlist, a specialist, or the use cases in your domain.
Live challenges from Saudi entities
Real problems, scoped with the entity that owns them. Each with a budget, a deadline and a route to contract. Solve one, or bring your own.

How might we use AI to prevent, catch and diagnose disease earlier in Saudi Arabia's non-profit health sector?
Valuable ideas in healthcare come from people with no clear route to develop them: clinicians, specialists, and small companies working outside established channels. Enayah Health Society set three areas where AI could change outcomes rather than just workflow — prevention, early intervention and early diagnosis — and asked teams to build against them.
A defense, space and cybersecurity challenge, opening Q4 2026
The next challenge on this board sits across defense, space and cybersecurity. We are scoping it now with the entity that owns the problem, and the brief, the tracks and the terms are published in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Case studies

Connecting Emerging-Tech Supply with the Sectors That Need It

Finding 162 places emerging tech could actually be used

AI Health Hackathon "Enayathon"
Bring us the problem you can't buy a solution for off the shelf.
A working session on one priority: we scope it, search it and come back with what solves it.
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