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Tazminchi: a Platform for Enabling Trade on Social Networks

TechRasa - Jul 21, 2021

Toman Startup: We Will Be the Pioneer of Smart-City Platforms

The Story of Flightio, a 200-billion Toman Bootstrapped Startup

Modiseh Explores the Untapped Online Fashion Market in Iran

Competing with Giants: An Example of a Thriving Iranian Startup

A List of Successful Iranian Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley

Aug 30, 2017

IMBCO With 6 Years of Success in Iran’s E-Commerce Scene

Mar 27, 2017

Shabesh Brings a New Buzz to Iranian Online Real Estate Listings

Jan 23, 2017

Iranian Fashion Startup Breaks the Online Shopping Mistrust Through Events

Jan 18, 2017

Chilivery Taking a Slice in Iran’s Online Food Ordering Market

Jan 4, 2017

Harasp Tapping Iran’s Luxury Fashion Market

Jul 11, 2016

Interview with the Founders of Everipedia AKA the “Thug Wikipedia”

Jun 9, 2016

Iranian Startup Which Helps You Build Mobile Apps Within Minutes

May 6, 2016

Iranian Startup Prevents You From Losing Your Stuff

Apr 4, 2016

Cortado Raises $100K Through Angel Investment

Mar 18, 2016

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SnappFood is Focusing on a New Vertical: Online Grocery Shopping

TechRasa - May 8, 2019

SnappFood is the largest online food ordering platforms in Iran, however, this startup is focusing on an online grocery shopping to diversify its services and expands its portfolio.

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Silk Road Startup Summit, Iran’s first international B2B and invite-only conference will take place in April 18-19, 2018 in Kish Island.

2018 Silk Road Startup’s Road Trip Kicks off on October 13

Hamed Jafari - Oct 9, 2018

2018 Silk Road Startup’s Road Trip will be kicked off on Saturday, October 13th. A team of Iranian and international entrepreneurs and investors will take a 10-day tour to 5 cities of Iran in search of the best startups around the country.

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Competing with Giants: An Example of a Thriving Iranian Startup

Hamed Jafari - Sep 12, 2017

Can up-and-coming local startups compete with well-known international tech companies? In this article we’re going to take a look at Dunro, an Iranian location-based app similar to Foursquare.