The 28th International Exhibition of Electronics, Computers, and E-Commerce (ELECOMP) opened Thursday at Tehran’s permanent fairgrounds, drawing hundreds of local firms and 18 foreign companies.

Why it matters:

Iran’s largest tech event highlights domestic and international advancements in AI and digital commerce, underscoring Tehran’s efforts to boost its tech sector.

 

What’s on display:

Latest innovations in artificial intelligence, blockchain, big data, specialized software, cutting-edge hardware, and e-commerce.

 

Key highlights:

Dedicated sections include “Elecom Stars” for startups, “Elecom Games” for digital gaming, “Elecom Talks” for expert panels, and a first-ever AI zone with specialized booths and discussions.

 

The big picture:

Events like ELECOMP signal Iran’s growing focus on self-reliant tech development, from startups to AI, despite the West's sanctions. The expo is underway until Sunday, September 28.

 

Go deeper:

Iran's Innovative Exhibition, Manifestation of Local Capabilities
 

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