• TASMU Accelerator selected 25 startups from 14 countries for its 2024 program.
• The initiative aligns with Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030, aiming to drive innovation and digital transformation.
• Selected startups will receive resources, mentorship, and access to Qatar’s tech-savvy ecosystem.

TASMU Lights the Way for Startups

Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) just dropped the mic: the TASMU Accelerator program is back with its 2024 cohort. This year, 25 startups from 14 countries, including Qatar, Jordan, and the USA, have made the cut.

The program aims to turbocharge innovation by focusing on sectors like smart cities, fintech, and health tech.

“We are excited to welcome this outstanding cohort of 25 start-ups, each capable of delivering transformative solutions that will enhance Qatar’s digital competitiveness and economic growth.”

H.E. Reem al Mansoori, Assistant Undersecretary for Digital Industry Affairs at MCIT

TASMU, a flagship initiative under Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030, aims to arm startups with the tools to grow and excel. Participants get mentorship, funding, and access to a cutting-edge digital ecosystem.

TASMU Accelerator, More Than Just a Launchpad

This is not just another accelerator. TASMU is part of Qatar’s Digital Agenda 2030, a roadmap for a smarter, more connected future. Qatar’s tech scene has been booming, with digital transformation initiatives attracting global attention.

Startups like Holo Labs and Edutech AI, which joined previous cohorts, have reported massive growth post-program. TASMU helps bridge the gap between innovation and application, fostering solutions that can be scaled across sectors.

As the global digital economy grows, Qatar positions itself as a regional hub. This is critical, especially as governments emphasize technology to drive sustainability, efficiency, and competitiveness.

TASMU’s Selection of Rising Stars

TASMU’s 2024 cohort is another bold step in Qatar’s journey to become a digital innovation powerhouse. Startups from across the globe are here to dream, disrupt, and deliver. And with TASMU steering the ship, the future looks brighter than ever.

This year’s lineup did not just happen by chance—it’s backed by a squad of heavy hitters. In addition to the support of Ooredoo, the selection panel was packed by heavy hitters: Hamad Medical Corporation keeping the health tech in check, Qatar Development Bank dropping the financial support like it is hot, and Alchemist Accelerator cooking up entrepreneurial gold. Add Rasmal VC and Golden Gates VC throwing their weight behind innovation, and you’ve got serious star power.

But wait, there is more—Mowasalat, Iberdrola, and Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute are bringing the green energy and transport vibes, while HPE and Malomatia keep the tech sleek and sharp. Oh, and let us not forget the icons: Qatar Airways and Msheireb Properties. Together, this dream team is giving startups the VIP treatment, straight to the top.

Eshfaa (Egypt) – Health Tech: Provides digital platforms for online consultations and medication delivery, focusing on patient convenience and accessibility.

YMarinas (UAE) – Marine Tech: Develops smart marina management systems to streamline yacht and boat docking operations.

Corpal (Lebanon) – Fintech: Offers expense management tools and corporate credit card solutions for businesses.

Knowlepdy (Jordan) – EdTech: Delivers AI-powered personalized learning platforms for students and educators.

Aumet (Saudi Arabia) – Health Tech: Facilitates connections between healthcare providers and suppliers for efficient procurement.

Oreyeon (South Korea) – Aviation Tech: Provides AI-driven airport security and operations management solutions.

Hayat Tech (Qatar) – Health Tech: Focuses on remote patient monitoring and telemedicine services.

PhysioHome (Turkey) – Health Tech: Offers tech-enabled physiotherapy and rehabilitation services for patients at home.

DeepLeaf (Morocco) – Green Tech: Specializes in AI-based environmental monitoring systems to track pollution and carbon footprints.

2Sync (Pakistan) – Fintech: Provides seamless cross-border payment platforms for businesses and individuals.

Nafas (Egypt) – Health Tech: Develops wearable devices for respiratory monitoring and asthma management.

Schoolz (India) – EdTech: Operates a platform for school management and parent-teacher collaboration.

Godaam Technologies (Pakistan) – Logistics: Builds digital warehousing and inventory management solutions for e-commerce and retail businesses.

Buildhop (Qatar) – Construction Tech: Creates cloud-based project management tools for construction companies.

Trust iT (UK) – Cybersecurity: Provides advanced threat detection and data protection solutions for businesses.

Cognecto (India) – IoT/AI: Develops IoT devices and analytics for industrial machinery optimization.

Warden Machinery (USA) – Defense Tech: Specializes in AI-powered surveillance systems for border and infrastructure security.

NextAV (UAE) – Aviation Tech: Builds AI-driven air traffic management and autonomous drone control systems.

NeoDocs (India) – Health Tech: Offers AI-powered instant diagnostic tools for common health conditions.

YallaReturn (UAE) – Logistics: Provides reverse logistics solutions for e-commerce returns.

Savyn (Canada) – Mental Health Tech: Develops apps for trauma recovery and mental well-being support.

HealthCompass (Lebanon) – Health Tech: Offers AI-driven health navigation tools to connect patients with healthcare providers.

Parrots Neurocare AI/ML (France) – Health Tech: Develops AI-based platforms for neurological disorder detection and management.

Santechture (Saudi Arabia) – Health Tech: Builds revenue cycle management software for hospitals and clinics.Wrenev (South Africa) – Green Tech: Provides sustainable energy solutions, including wind and solar power innovations.