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This article is about Dosy, a women-focused mobility platform operating in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

Dosy is a women-focused mobility platform operating in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. It provides ride-hailing services designed to improve transportation access and safety for women passengers. The company was co-founded by Nouran Farouk and Menna Farouk.^[1]

Dosy was founded by Nouran Farouk and Menna Farouk in response to challenges faced by women in accessing safe and reliable transportation in the MENA region.^[2] The platform was developed as a technology-enabled mobility service focused on addressing gaps in urban transportation for women.

The concept emerged in the context of broader concerns about safety, affordability, and accessibility in transport systems across several cities in the region.^[3]

Dosy operates a mobile application that connects passengers with drivers for on-demand transportation services. The platform primarily serves women users and is focused on urban mobility solutions.^[4]

Through the application, users can request rides and be matched with available drivers in their area. The service follows a ride-hailing model similar to other digital mobility platforms.

Dosy operates in Egypt and selected cities within the MENA region.^[5] The company focuses on improving mobility access for women in urban environments where transportation safety and availability are key concerns.

Women’s mobility in parts of the MENA region has been influenced by safety concerns, cultural factors, and limitations in public transportation systems.^[6] In response, several mobility-focused startups and initiatives have emerged to address these challenges through technology-driven solutions.

Dosy has been referenced in media coverage related to women’s mobility, transport accessibility, and ride-hailing services in the MENA region.^[7]

Coverage of similar platforms in the region highlights growing interest in women-focused transportation solutions and gender-inclusive mobility services.

• Ride-hailing services
• Transportation in Egypt
• Women’s safety in public transport
• Transport in the Middle East and North Africa
• Mobility as a service

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• "Dosy Bikes launches app featuring its new female-driven ride service". CairoScene. Retrieved 2026-05-10.

• "Easy riders: How Egypt's scooter sisters are taking back the road". Middle East Eye. Retrieved 2026-05-10.

• "Women bike riders in Egypt". CNN. Retrieved 2026-05-10.

• "Dosy women-first scooter platform gains momentum in Egypt". 234Drive. Retrieved 2026-05-10.

• "Halcyon Incubator Fellow: Nouran Farouk". Halcyon Accelerator. Retrieved 2026-05-10.

• "Global Good Fund Fellows 2026". Global Good Fund. Retrieved 2026-05-10.