eYouth Expands to Iraq With First Arabic Digital Learning Platform

Egyptian-founded edtech company eYouth has expanded into Iraq, launching eYouth Iraq through a strategic partnership with Al-Majal Group. The move introduces the country’s first Arabic-language digital learning platform dedicated to labour market–aligned skills development, with programmes designed to meet employer demand and priority economic sectors.

The platform will deliver Arabic-first educational content developed to international standards, with a focus on high-demand skills for Iraqi youth, fresh graduates, and professionals seeking to upskill. eYouth said it will work closely with ministries, public institutions, and employers to ensure training programmes are aligned with national priorities and real labour market needs.

Founded in Egypt in 2016, eYouth has expanded across the region, including into Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, reaching more than four million learners across 21 countries. The Iraq platform is scheduled to roll out in phases throughout 2026, with programmes expanding across multiple sectors and regions..