The event aims to strengthen cross border technology and investment connections with Saudi and regional investors. The unconference begins Saturday evening with a networking session, while the main program will be held on Sunday at Al Faisaliah Tower in Riyadh.
Indus Valley Capital will be represented by a strong team of founder backed entrepreneurs, showcasing some of Pakistan’s most promising companies. Founder Atif Awan said the event provides an excellent opportunity for attendees to meet and learn from innovative minds shaping Pakistan’s startup ecosystem.
Several notable startups will participate. Co Labs, a flexible workspace operator, is preparing to launch in Riyadh, offering community driven solutions for startups, enterprises, and freelancers. Farmdar, an agri tech company, uses remote sensing and AI to provide actionable insights for farmers and large agribusinesses.
Marham, a leading healthcare marketplace, allows patients to find doctors online, book appointments, and seek medical advice remotely. Pizmo, an HR and payroll SaaS platform, provides an AI co pilot for people operations. Qist Bazaar, a buy now, pay later (BNPL) platform, offers household essentials in installments. Voyage, a logistics startup, digitizes warehouse management and international freight, making global shipping faster, transparent, and more efficient.
Awan added that anyone in Riyadh interested in Pakistan’s rapidly growing startup ecosystem can connect with participating founders or venture capitalists, many of whom will be available for side meetings during the event.
The speaker lineup includes high profile industry leaders such as Aamir Kay, Raghib Hussain, Imran Ali Khan, Ahmed Khattak, and Aamir Ibrahim. The sessions will be hosted by Dr. Saira Siddiqui. Other notable speakers include Gabriele Zinaro, Nada Al Mubarak, Yahya Al Mansour, and Aimen Shakir.
The unconference has been widely praised for bringing together top founders, investors, and influential industry figures. Organizers, led by Ali Fahad and the Pak Launch team, said the event aims to strengthen Saudi-Pakistan tech collaboration and open new investment opportunities in the region.
