In our in-depth third interview with Reza Ghiabi, we explore the future of Iran’s startup ecosystem amidst the growing wave of migration and the current weaknesses in infrastructure for programmers and startup professionals.
According to Iran digital economy annotation, Ghiabi envisions a future where the startup ecosystem could potentially replace Iran’s oil industry. He discusses the current landscape of venture capital, the involvement of industrial holdings, and the critical need for these holdings to adapt to the startup investment model. Ghiabi also highlights the shortcomings of government investment strategies and suggests that Iran could benefit from modeling investment approaches seen in neighboring countries.
Additionally, Ghiabi provides valuable insights into entrepreneurial education, emphasizing the importance of cultivating a robust educational framework to support aspiring entrepreneurs. He addresses various other pressing topics, offering a comprehensive view of what lies ahead for Iran’s startup community. This interview is a must-watch for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, investment, and economic transformation in Iran.
