TASMU Accelerator 2024: 25 Startups, 14 Countries

Doha, Qatar - The TASMU Accelerator program, spearheaded by Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), has announced its 2024 lineup, featuring 25 startups from 14 countries, including Qatar, Jordan, and the United States. This initiative is a key component of Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030, a strategic vision for advancing digital transformation and innovation.

Empowering Global Innovation

Focused on driving advancements in sectors such as smart cities, fintech, health tech, and green tech, TASMU equips startups with critical resources, mentorship, and funding. Participants also gain access to Qatar’s rapidly growing technology ecosystem, a launchpad for scaling innovative solutions globally.

The TASMU Edge

Part of Qatar’s broader push to become a digital innovation hub, the TASMU Accelerator program has emerged as a catalyst for impactful technological applications. Alumni of the program, such as Holo Labs and Edutech AI, have achieved significant milestones post-program, cementing TASMU's reputation as a pivotal platform in the global startup landscape.

The 2024 cohort represents a diverse mix of groundbreaking ideas and solutions tailored to address modern challenges. From AI-powered health platforms to smart logistics systems, these startups are set to make their mark in both regional and international markets.

Powering Collaboration and Innovation

The program’s success is enhanced by collaborations with key industry players. Organizations like Ooredoo, Qatar Development Bank, Hamad Medical Corporation, and leading venture capital firms such as Rasmal VC and Golden Gates VC provide unparalleled support. Additional partnerships with entities like Qatar Airways, Iberdrola, and Msheireb Properties further strengthen the ecosystem, ensuring participants have the best tools to succeed.

Spotlight on 2024’s Game-Changers

This year’s cohort showcases an impressive array of innovations:

- Health Tech: Startups like Hayat Tech (Qatar) and Nafas (Egypt) are enhancing healthcare access with remote monitoring and wearable devices, while Eshfaa (Egypt) and NeoDocs (India) focus on digital consultations and diagnostics.
- Fintech: Solutions from 2Sync (Pakistan) and Corpal (Lebanon) simplify cross-border payments and corporate expense management.
- EdTech: Knowlepdy (Jordan) and Schoolz (India) are revolutionizing education through personalized learning and school management platforms.
- Green Tech: DeepLeaf (Morocco) and Wrenev (South Africa) are at the forefront of sustainable technologies, from environmental monitoring to renewable energy solutions.
- Aviation and Logistics: Oreyeon (South Korea) and NextAV (UAE) leverage AI for airport and air traffic management, while YallaReturn (UAE) streamlines e-commerce returns.

Other notable entries include Buildhop (Qatar) in construction tech, Trust iT (UK) in cybersecurity, and Warden Machinery (USA) in defense technology.

Building a Digital Future

With TASMU at the helm, Qatar continues to position itself as a leader in global digital transformation. By supporting cutting-edge startups and nurturing a vibrant ecosystem, the program plays a critical role in shaping a smarter, more connected future. The 2024 cohort is another milestone in Qatar’s journey toward becoming a premier destination for innovation and technology.