The second edition of the Web Sumit Qatar and continues until Friday, this year with more than 50.000 participants, 2.000 startups and companies, 1.120 investors and 1.040 speakers.
For this edition, Angola is present with 4 startups, namely Arotec, Mirantes Tecnologies, Check-In 360 and Moxi.
A arotec is a startup that creates practical robotic solutions designed to tackle the toughest automation challenges of today and tomorrow.
A 360 Check-In brings several solutions specially developed for entertainment, such as management control, resource optimization, offering the best customer experience.
A startup Viewpoints is a platform that aims to improve access to employment and allow professionals to build a successful career.
Moxi is more than a streaming app, it is a community of culture lovers.
The Web Summit started in Dublin in 2009, where it lasted for 5 years. In 2016 it moved to Lisbon, highlighting the advantages of the Portuguese city, and in 2018 the organization signed a contract guaranteeing permanence in Lisbon for 10 years, with the support of the Government and the city of Lisbon of annual investments of 11 million euros. Of this amount, 3 million euros are municipal investments and 8 million are guaranteed by the Government.
In addition to the Web Summit, Paddy Cosgrave's company organizes other international entrepreneurship events such as Collision in Toronto, Canada, RISE in Hong Kong, the Corporate Innovation Summit and Venture, both in Lisbon.
