IT Arena, a tech event that brought together entrepreneurs, investors, start-ups, and the media to discuss the latest in technology, has not been impacted by the ongoing full-scale invasion seven months after it started. to demonstrate solidarity, tenacity, and support for Ukraine.

In addition to five fascinating panel talks on cybersecurity, military technology, and government-business cooperation, IT Arena held a competition for Ukrainian startups.
brave, tough, and dedicated to volunteering
The start-up semifinals, held in an old glass factory that has been transformed into a creative place, kicked off the first day of the IT Arena!
Republic Fest. The opening ceremony of the event at the Lviv National Opera came after a few hours of pitching.
The first panel discussion got underway after Stepan Veselovskyi, the CEO of the IT Arena, gave a quick introduction. Haluk Bayraktar, CEO of Turkey’s top UAV manufacturing business, joined Serhiy Prytula and Taras Chmut, representatives of the two biggest charities in Ukraine, Prytula Charity Foundation and Come Again Alive, online.

Source: Prnewswire