HAAT Delivery

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The Power in Diversity conference featured a panel discussing the challenges of fostering diversity in the high-tech sector in Israel. Key figures from companies like Check Point, HAAT Delivery, and Guesty shared insights on maintaining diversity amid political and social challenges. The panel emphasized the importance of inclusivity and corrective recruitment to ensure diverse representation within organizations. Despite the difficulties, companies like Check Point have managed to avoid layoffs and continue hiring, while HAAT Delivery has expanded its recruitment beyond the Arab community. The panelists expressed cautious optimism for the future, highlighting the need for a mindset that naturally leads to diversity throughout organizations.

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Israeli delivery app Haat plans to expand its operations in Morocco and aims to become a significant regional and global player. The company hopes to serve thousands of towns, including rural areas, in Israel and outside of Morocco. Haats expansion into Morocco is driven by the countrys growing popularity as a hub for delivery apps, with Glovo and Jumia leading the market. The article highlights Haats goal of becoming an international company and its origins as a software created in 2020. The company was founded by Hassan Abbassi, a former employee of Intel and Google.

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HAAT, an Arabic food delivery app, has raised $3.7 million and is planning another funding round. The app, which means bring in Arabic, delivers food from restaurants in peripheral communities, including the option to pay in cash. The app was launched over a year ago and operates in 17 different Arab settlements, with plans to expand to Jewish peripheral cities such as Carmiel and Harish. The app is available in Arabic, Hebrew, and English, with a French version to be launched soon. HAAT currently has 900 registered restaurants and has processed 1.8 million orders in a year.

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A start-up in Umm al-Fahm, Israel, founded by a former Google self-driving car developer, is competing with Wolt in the food delivery market. The start-up has gained popularity, with over 60,000 monthly orders through its app. Recently, it raised $3.5 million from investors.