Rebuilding the Freelancer Community.

Gaza’s talent hasn’t disappeared; it’s been disrupted. At Taqat, we’re not just reopening doors; we’re reigniting dreams. Our co-working space is designed to support freelancers who have lost their livelihoods, their equipment, or even their homes. This is where writers, designers, developers, translators, and dreamers come together again. We’re rebuilding what was broken: skills, confidence, connections, and a sense of belonging.

We believe that every keystroke and client call here is a small act of resistance—and a big step toward recovery.

Beyond Electricity and Internet: Creating New Opportunities.

We know that freelancers in Gaza don’t just need a desk and Wi-Fi. They need mentorship, fair chances, international exposure, and reliable tools. That’s why Taqat goes further.

We offer:

• A quiet, equipped workspace with backup power and stable internet.
• Skill-building workshops and portfolio clinics.
• Client matchmaking and job opportunity boards.
• Community-led accountability circles to keep each other moving forward.

In a place where the basics are hard to come by, we deliver more than just infrastructure; we deliver growth.

Enabling Our Community with Hope.

Hope isn’t just a feeling; it’s an ecosystem. At Taqat, every small victory matters. Whether it’s someone getting their first international client, finishing a passion project, or simply showing up every day, we celebrate it. Our space is built to remind you: you’re not alone. You’re part of a resilient, rising community.

We also open our doors to initiatives led by our members, talks, meetups, and peer mentorship circles, because healing is stronger when it’s shared.

The Future of Freelancers in Gaza.

The war may have paused our progress, but it didn’t stop our potential. Gaza’s freelancers are ready to lead a new chapter: remote, resilient, and globally competitive. Taqat is investing in that future, creating a safe space where ideas grow, skills evolve, and clients from across the world find trusted talent.

We don’t just see a devastated past.

We see a digital future built right here in Gaza.