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Baku/26.05.22/Turan: Astana Hub together with Google for Startups announces the launch of Silkway Accelerator for startup companies from Central Asia, as well as Azerbaijan and Mongolia.
Two acceleration streams for startups at Product/Market Fit stage are planned this year, according to Astana Hub press service.
The first stream will be launched on June 20. The 15 best projects will be selected to participate in the acceleration which will be held in offline format in Nur-Sultan city for free and last 3 months.
As a part of the partnership, Google for Startups is ready to provide access to the unique master-classes and individual mentoring by Google experts, as well as provide PR and marketing support to the interesting cases.
In turn, Astana Hub will provide the participants with accommodation and workplaces in Technopark territory, PR-support in mass-media and opportunity to get the financing worth 25 million tenge.
Applications are accepted until June 5. For more information please follow this link: https://astanahub.com/l/googleforstartups
Recall that Astana Hub is the largest international technopark for IT startups in Central Asia. It promotes creation of conditions for free development of the Kazakhstani and foreign technological companies. -06В-
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