Interview: Dubai-based student freelancing startup enters Romanian market with high expectations
Two young entrepreneurs from Dubai launch their student freelancing platform in Bucharest and plan further expansion both locally and internationally.<o:p></o:p>
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Two young entrepreneurs from Dubai launch their student freelancing platform in Bucharest and plan further expansion both locally and internationally.
About one year and a half ago, in Dubai, two students made a platform for students, hoping their startup would help solve the problem of youth unemployability by connecting student freelancers with startups. A few months ago, the young entrepreneurs Gowtham Sundaresan and Azan Barodawala made their freelancing platform available to Bucharest students as well, in a partnership with the Polytechnic University.


