Hamidreza Zare
Hamidreza is a content manager at Harasp. He is also a student of English Literature and is fascinated by tech, e-commerce, fashion, linguistics and sports.
Iran’s Minister of ICT, Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi, had a seminar with country’s startups, focusing on finding solutions for their issues and obstacles. In this seminar, he mentioned: "The 500 billion Tomans (110 million USD) budget for startups will be handed out to its applicants in different forms."
Till now we’ve heard a number of big companies attempting to provide free internet service for developing countries. Google, Facebook, Apple, SpaceX are among those who promised this humanitarian act to reach out about 4 billion people in the world. But now it seems that a company is beating them to it.
After the Workgroup of Leading IoT in the country started their activities, professional committees of IoT were decided to be established in the National Center for Cyberspace.
The government of Iran has no official and specific stance on trading cryptocurrencies. Although Bitcoin trading at the moment is not against the law, Iranian authorities showed their concerns in this matter.
