Dubai’s Letswork extends flexible workspace network to Egypt and Lebanon

As part of the expansion strategy, the flexible workplace platform has brought in 25 new partner venues across key locations: Cairo, Alexandria, Beirut and Tripoli. “This strategic move broadens seamless access to inspiring places to work through a single membership,” the company said. 

Keeping market dynamics in focus, the company aims to align with the significant shifts shaping workplace culture across the Middle East. A recent Korn Ferry report highlighted that nearly 60% of the region’s workforce now prefers hybrid work setups, opting for flexible arrangements over purely office-based or fully remote models. 

Hamza Khan, co-founder and CEO of Letswork said, “Egypt and Lebanon are two exciting markets in the region for talent and entrepreneurship. We’ve seen demand from individuals and companies looking for more flexibility in where and how they work, and we’re thrilled to bring Letswork’s community‑driven model to Cairo and Beirut.” 

Omar Almheiri, co-founder and CTO of Letswork added, “We’re not just building a marketplace, we’re building a global membership for the way people actually work today. Our goal is to make it as easy to find a place to work as it is to find a ride or a hotel.” 

By leveraging underutilized spaces at partner venues, the platform aims to provide affordable and accessible options for remote workers, entrepreneurs, and global companies entering these markets. The platform now spans 14 countries and more than 25 cities, with a network of over 500 venues worldwide. Some of the key benefits of Letswork spaces are: flexible desks, meeting rooms and private offices, complimentary drinks and F&B discounts, and more.