Our tea-table talks on startup scene starts from Silicon Valley and ends in Israel. We might consider London, Ireland and even Germany, if being lenient. But Sweden is rarely mentioned, even though it has one of the most vibrating startup hubs in the world. If you are curious to know about their up and coming entrepreneurial scene, here’s the list of top startups in Sweden.
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A country tattered by religion and political unrest, is making marks on world map through innovative and technologically advanced startups. Young entrepreneurs in Pakistan are trying to make life easier for their countrymen, despite lack of support from institutional investors. But the country’s growing GDP of 4.7 percent and over 35 million 3G and 4G connections, internet businesses in Pakistan are all set to make a strong footprint. Here we have listed the top startups in Pakistan.