Estonian technology startups say they are keen to partner with India and access its large market as the two countries look to expand economic ties. The interest spans multiple sectors, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, defence and medicine, according to reports from Estonia-based startup and technology organizers. Latitude59, a major startup and technology conference held annually in Estonia, is also considering hosting a networking event in India next year under its programme.
Latitude59 chief executive Liisi Org tells PTI that she would like to bring the Latitude59 networking event to India and says discussions are ongoing about where it could be held. She links the push to the scale of India’s market and notes that an Indian delegation has been attending Latitude59 for five consecutive years. The reporting also frames the outreach as a response to timing and the need to build collaboration rather than letting opportunities pass.
Overall, both outlets describe active conversations between Estonian startup representatives and Indian counterparts, with a focus on establishing partnerships and greater engagement through conferences and networking.
