MohammadReza Azali
Startup Community Builder, Co-Founder & CEO at TechRasa. Email: Mohammadreza[at]TechRasa.com
Last week System Group held a press conference to reveal its annual report to the public. The company reached the predicted net profit and a 25% increase in capital from its retained earnings.
Rasa Talks Episode 5 is out! The aim of Rasa Talks is to bring you the latest on Iran's tech and startup news. We're going to talk about the future trends, inside news about the startup ecosystem in Iran, upcoming events and more.
Supreme Council of Cyberspace with Hassan Rouhani heading the council approved that all the messaging apps' data and servers for Iranian users should be stored inside the country.
Iran's national portal of smart government services got launched last week. It's one of the most significant initiatives to implement electronic government in the country.
Sarava’s European partner, Pomegranate, has successfully raised 60M euros of new capital from European investors and will be entering the Swedish stock market with an initial public offering (IPO) in the next 12 months.
There are many questions regarding the origin of Bamilo as if they are Iranian or German, is Rocket internet behind them or MTN, and many other questions. We tried to cover all of these questions in an interview with Ramtin Monazahian the CEO and founder of Bamilo.
Airbnb is almost operating in all the countries in the world except Iran and North Korea. Since the CEO, Brian Chesky, stated that they want to expand into Iran when the conditions permit, we are going to explore the challenges they might be facing entering Iran.
SUP, Azerbaijan's first startup accelerator is organizing its DEMO Day on May 14 for their first batch. In this event 4 SUP Accelerator startups + 5 most promising Azerbaijani startups would pitch their products. The event will not only provide a great insight into the local ecosystem but gives a good sense on how to expand to the region.
South Korea’s Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning has signed a wide-ranging partnership with its Iranian counterparts in science and ICT.
MTN, the South Africa-based multinational mobile telecommunications company stated this week that they would pull out at least one billion dollars of their money from Iran, in two months. During the sanctions, MTN’s money was being blocked in Iran.
