over 1 1 millionon young people. that's a huge freaking number. reporter: khadija hamouchi's parents are from morocco. she was born in belgium and has lived in london and berlin. at the moment, she's in san francisco, where she's working in a statart-up incubator. her aim is to produce an app that provides information in arabic on how to set up a business, helping to kickstart fledgling enterprises in the region. she believes there's a gap in the market for business knowledge of this kind. >> when you speak about education of young people, people say, "oh, is it a programme to deradicalize youth?" there is that still strong prejudical assumption that people think everyone, because they are arabs, muslims, are at risk of becoming terrorists. as if 375 million young people were ready to be radicalized simply because they are arabs. reporter: khadija hamouchi is lucky. she's had the chance to visit start-up workshops, make contacts, and try things out. many young people in the arab world don't have that privilege. those who do go to university, often