Hexa Information Technology announced that its innovative project, “Mirah”, has officially advanced to Phase II of the UNICEF Innovation Call for Women and Girls, after successfully passing the initial round alongside other groundbreaking projects from around the world.

Mirah is a comprehensive smart health application designed to promote women’s physical and mental well-being. The platform combines AI-driven face and voice analysis, music and vibration therapy, cycle and pregnancy tracking, medical and psychological consultations, as well as a digital library of educational and awareness content.

The program consists of two main phases. Only projects that successfully complete Phase II will be awarded a grant of USD 100,000 to further develop and scale their solutions.

Hexa emphasized that reaching Phase II represents a global recognition of Palestinian innovation, reflecting international trust in the ability of Palestinian talent to deliver impactful, technology-driven solutions. The company added that its team is working diligently to meet the requirements of Phase II, with high hopes of securing the grant and bringing Mirah to a wider audience of women and girls both locally and regionally.