Tunisian start-ups return to London Tech Week with national pavilion at Olympia

More than 20 Tunisian start-ups and digital companies are taking part in London Tech Week 2026, as Tunisia returns to the event for a second national participation after its first pavilion in 2025.

The Tunisian presence is led by CONECT, the Confédération des Entreprises Citoyennes de Tunisie, through CONECT International, and the Tunisia-British Chamber of Commerce.

The national pavilion is located at stand No. 121 at Olympia London, where the main London Tech Week exhibition and content stages are being held from 8 to 10 June. The wider event runs from 8 to 12 June across London.

CONECT said the pavilion hosts 10 tech start-ups, including five led by Tunisian expatriates. The wider Tunisian mission includes more than 20 start-ups and digital companies.

The delegation is focused on sectors including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, fintech and health-tech, four areas that dominate much of this year’s London Tech Week programme. Among the companies represented are NUMERYX, Proxym Group, Addvocate.ai, Smart Soft PRO and Meliore Experient Generation.

The Tunisian mission is supported by the Tunisian embassy in London, the British embassy in Tunis, FIPA-Tunisia and ATUGE UK, giving the delegation an institutional and diaspora support network around the pavilion.

Selected start-ups and innovative SMEs also received financial and operational support through the “Innovative SMEs & Startups” project, funded by the World Bank Group and implemented with the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, CDC Tunisie, and Smart Capital.

That support is designed to help Tunisian companies attend the event, meet investors, approach international partners and present their products in a market where business follow-up often matters more than simple exhibition space.

London Tech Week is one of Europe’s largest technology events. The 2026 edition is expected to bring together more than 50,000 participants and around 600 speakers, under a programme shaped by artificial intelligence and the next industrial shift it is creating.

The speaker line-up includes Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, one of the central figures in the global AI boom. The 2025 edition of London Tech Week generated about £15 billion in investment announcements, according to event figures cited in the build-up to this year’s programme.