Uzbek startups presented their innovations at Web Summit Qatar 2025

From February 23 to 26, Web Summit Qatar 2025 took place in Doha, becoming an important platform for Uzbek startups. IT Park Uzbekistan supported the delegation, enabling participants to present their projects, establish partnerships, and explore opportunities for entering international markets.

The delegation included 11 startups: TPM, Karmon AI, Lamenu, EmplBee, UYSOT, Unitlab AI, Tuzuk, Geomotive, Coozin, BITO ERP, and Datageze. The companies operate in various sectors — from AI and FinTech to PropTech and advertising technology — and their participation in the summit marked a step toward global expansion.

Key results of the summit:

TPM, a service for managing parcels and real estate, attracted interest from partners in Dubai, Oman, and Qatar, opening up prospects for international scaling.

Karmon AI, a personal finance management platform, attracted the attention of nine investors and established over 40 business contacts, including potential deals with companies from Germany.

Lamenu, a digital ecosystem for the restaurant business, conducted market research in Qatar, identifying high demand for such solutions.

EMPLBEE, a flexible ERP system, registered an office in Qatar and began negotiations with Invest Qatar, Carnegie Mellon University Qatar, and Mannai Corporation, considering Saudi Arabia as the next market.

UYSOT, a CRM platform for developers, found partners for scaling, which will allow it to increase revenue that has already reached $1 million per year.

Unitlab AI, a data annotation service for AI, concluded two strategic partnerships and began working on expanding its presence in Europe and North America.

Tuzuk, an AI service for working with legal information, held negotiations with 22 companies, including QDB and B Capital, and received recommendations for entering the MENA market.

Geomotive, a digital platform for outdoor advertising, agreed on partnerships with companies from Qatar, Lebanon, and the UAE, confirming the demand for its solutions.

Coozin, a platform for selling homemade food, held over 100 meetings with investors and explored opportunities to participate in international accelerators.

BITO ERP, a cloud ERP and FinTech ecosystem, began negotiations on entering the markets of Qatar and Turkmenistan. Datageze, an analytics platform, attracted the attention of Qatar Science & Technology Park and Qatar Financial Center, opening up prospects for further development in the region.

Source: IT Park Uzbekistan