An online meeting was organized with students of Ganja State University (GSU) within the framework of the "Startup School 4: Five Continents – 500 Startups" program, implemented by the "Enterprise Azerbaijan" portal, operated by the Center for Analysis of Economic Reforms and Communication (CAERC). During the meeting, information was provided on startup activities and the innovation ecosystem. The presentation explained trends observed in the global innovation environment, the role of startups in economic development, as well as current opportunities and perspectives for young people.

Isa Gasimov, Head of the "Enterprise Azerbaijan" portal, presented the "Startup School 4" program. Detailed information was provided regarding the program's primary objectives, participation requirements, selection stages, and the training, mentoring, and investor-networking opportunities available to participants. It was noted that within the program, startups receive training and mentoring services from partners with leading expertise in the global innovation ecosystem, while also being supported with opportunities for establishing real market connections and access to investors. The info session continued in an interactive format, and questions from the participants were addressed.

The "Startup School 4" program aims to develop innovative ideas, integrate startups into the international innovation ecosystem, and support young entrepreneurs. Startups selected within the program will undergo various training and mentoring stages to develop their projects and gain the opportunity to establish direct contact with investors.

Registration continues until May 15.

Registration link: https://startupschool.az/en/register