Six Georgian startups showcase products at Web Summit 2026 in Lisbon
Georgia's Innovation and Technology Agency (GITA) announced on 11 November that six Georgian startups were attending Web Summit 2026 in Lisbon. The country has a dedicated pavilion under the StartUP in Georgia initiative, coordinated by GITA and Georgia's investment agency.
The participating startups are Quissly, AdMagica.ai, Filmcore, Zapio, Agrolog and Briano. The event provides a platform for meetings with investors, technology firms and potential international partners. Officials from Georgia's Economy Ministry and GITA attended the opening.
Two of the companies, Filmcore and AdMagica.ai, have been selected to take part in PITCH, Web Summit's official competition for early-stage startups. Teams present their products and respond to questions from a jury that includes venture investors and technology-sector representatives.
GITA's announcement confirms participation and selection for the competition, not a prize, signed investment or completed commercial transaction. Any fundraising or partnership outcomes will need to be confirmed separately after the relevant negotiations.
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Source: Georgian Innovation and Technology Agency (GITA), 11.11.2026
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