The 13th edition of INOTEX, Iran’s leading innovation and technology exhibition, concluded with significant achievements, including over 343 million Euros in contracts and the unveiling of 44 new knowledge-based products. The event, held from May 7-10, 2024, at Pardis Technology Park, attracted more than 100,000 visitors and featured 450 exhibitors across 33 events.

Key Events and Unveilings 
In addition to the high-profile deals, INOTEX 2024 hosted the prestigious International Faris Award, bringing together industry leaders from Canada, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Turkey, and Russia to celebrate achievements in advertising. The exhibition also marked the first edition of Manovin, a national creative industries event designed to promote cultural and identity-building sectors.

One of the highlights was the unveiling of 44 new knowledge-based products, with over 527 evaluation sessions leading to the participation of 451 innovative startups and tech companies. This milestone reflects INOTEX's focus on driving innovation through product commercialization and technology exchange.

Commercial Success and Global Engagement 
The exhibition facilitated 343 million Euros in contracts and agreements, including 384 thousand Euros in investment deals and 10 million Euros in international agreements. INOTEX’s focus on business networking and commercialization attracted major players, reinforcing its role as a key event in the tech landscape.

The international presence was equally strong, with representatives from 15 countries, including Canada, Russia, India, and South Africa. A total of 24 business meetings took place between international delegations and local companies, fostering cross-border collaboration.

Expansion into the Provinces 
This year, INOTEX also expanded its geographical reach by organizing INOTEX Pitch and Research Pitch competitions in six provinces, including Kermanshah, Sistan and Baluchestan, and Yazd. More than 400 teams participated in these regional events, showcasing the growing tech ecosystem across Iran.