Hi everyone, As both @Omar B. and I live in the Netherlands, we finally met up today, really nice! We got to know each other better, both personally and through our experiences here. We also talked about our network and the opportunities that could come from it. He shared how much he enjoyed Gitex in Marrakech. I’m now seriously thinking about joining the next Gitex in Berlin.

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