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What is Global Tech Weekend and how does it work?
Global Tech Weekend is the largest Decentralized Tech and Innovation Movement in the Caucasus and Central Asia, uniting founders, investors, corporates, developers, and ecosystem leaders across multiple global cities. Each edition takes place across an entire city, where dozens of independently organized events happen simultaneously - from panels and workshops to networking meetups, founder dinners, demo days, and afterparties. Every event is hosted by startups, venture funds, corporations, communities, or ecosystem partners - creating a dynamic, city-wide tech experience powered by the community itself.
How can my company host an event during Global Tech Weekend?
who want to activate their network during GTW. To host an event: 1. Submit your event proposal through the official GTW website. 2. Our team will review your application. 4. Once approved, your event will be featured in the official city calendar. The format is entirely up to you. Popular formats include: - Panel discussions - Workshops - Founder meetups - Investor roundtables - Networking events - Demo days - Private executive dinners - Afterparties - The more intentional and high-quality your concept is, the stronger the impact.
When is Global Tech Weekend 2026?
Global Tech Weekend 2026 will take place across four international hubs: - San Francisco Business Week -r March 23–27 - Tashkent - May 15–17 - Tbilisi - June 19–21 - Baku - October 2026 Each city has its own curated program while remaining part of one global platform.
How can I attend Global Tech Weekend?
To attend Global Tech Weekend, explore the official city calendars and register for the events you’d like to join. Each city features curated sessions, side events, networking gatherings etc. Spots for selected events are limited, and some sessions require host approval — we recommend registering early. Stay tuned for the 2026 full calendar release and register your email to receive early updates and priority access.