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Libyan Tech Start-ups and business incubators present in Viva Tech 2022 in Paris

bySami Zaptia
June 14, 2022
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Libyan Tech Start-ups and business incubators present in Viva Tech 2022 in Paris

As part of the Raqam-e project funded by France and implemented by Expertise France, a study tour is organized in Paris to attend the Viva Tech 2022 annual conference (15-18 June)  with the participation of selected key players in the Libyan tech eco-system.

Expertise France said the aim is to ensure experience sharing, peer-to-peer learning, and meet potential partners and investors to expand and grow their businesses.

Viva Tech is an annual tech conference in the French capital bringing together successful tech start-ups with investors, academics, and tech influencers from around the world.

The study tour participants were selected after an open call to application was launched last September. This tour brought together the aspiring Libyan tech-involved youth to Paris so they could learn, connect, and bring back those assets to Libya to support it in its digital transition.

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