From February 23 to 26, 2025, Doha hosted Web Summit Qatar 2025, one of the most prominent technology gatherings in the region. With the support of IT Park Uzbekistan, Uzbek startups not only showcased their innovative solutions but also gained access to new markets, established strategic partnerships, and attracted potential investments.
Representation of Uzbekistan
The delegation included 11 startups: TPM, Karmon AI, Lamenu (LaCafe), EmplBee, UYSOT, Unitlab AI, Tuzuk, Geomotive, Coozin, BITO ERP, and Datageze. These companies have already demonstrated strong growth within Uzbekistan and are now pursuing international expansion. The summit provided a vital platform for them to transform their innovative ideas into tangible opportunities.
Key Achievements and Highlights
TPM — A parcel and real estate management platform. The team engaged with potential partners from Dubai, Oman, and Qatar and is now preparing for international market entry.
Karmon AI — An AI-driven personal finance management platform. The project garnered interest from nine investors, established over 40 business connections, and is currently in negotiations with companies from Germany.
LaMenu (LaCafe) — A digital ecosystem tailored for the restaurant industry. During the summit, the team conducted market research across 24 cafes in Qatar, confirming a rising demand for such solutions in the region.
EMPLBEE — A flexible ERP system. The startup has successfully registered an office in Qatar. Its founders engaged in discussions with Invest Qatar, Carnegie Mellon University Qatar, and Mannai Corporation, and are now evaluating expansion into Saudi Arabia.
UYSOT — A CRM platform for real estate developers, currently operating in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Georgia. With an annual revenue of $1 million, the startup secured new partnerships during the summit to scale its presence in the PropTech sector.
Unitlab AI — A data annotation tool for AI applications. The startup successfully established two strategic partnerships, engaged with potential B2B clients, and is now planning to expand its footprint in Europe and North America.
Tuzuk — An AI-driven service simplifying access to legal information. The startup held negotiations with 22 companies, including QDB and B Capital, and received key recommendations for entering the MENA market.
Geomotive — A digital outdoor advertising platform. Following the summit, the startup finalized partnerships with companies from Qatar, Lebanon, and the UAE, confirming strong market demand for its solutions.
Coozin — A platform for home-cooked meals. Over the course of the summit, the team conducted over 100 meetings, connected with potential investors, and explored opportunities to participate in international accelerator programs.
BITO ERP — A cloud-based ERP and fintech ecosystem. With a portfolio of 1,000+ clients, the startup has initiated negotiations for expansion into Qatar and Turkmenistan.
Datageze — An advanced analytics platform that attracted the interest of Qatar Science & Technology Park and Qatar Financial Center. The startup is now exploring further steps to strengthen its position in the region.
Future Prospects
Web Summit Qatar 2025 represented a significant milestone for Uzbek startups, offering them not only a platform to present their ideas but also real opportunities for global growth. The focus now shifts to strengthening the agreements reached, fostering partnerships, and adapting to new market conditions.
IT Park Uzbekistan remains committed to supporting the startup ecosystem, facilitating international expansion for emerging companies. This marks the beginning of a long-term journey, with vast opportunities ahead. To stay informed about the latest developments, register on startupbase.uz.
