Tunisia will be soon be getting its first BarCamp event, that will be held at the Al Ghazela Technology Park (Hannibal Hall) on May 9th 2009 starting at 9:00 AM.
BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering, born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. These events are quite intense with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.
A number of Tunisian entrepreneurs will be at the event talking about their startups and demoing their products and services, then opening a discussion about them with the attendees.
The startups that are confirmed to be demoing at the first Tunisian BarCamp so far are the following:
- Keejob: A new Tunisian job portal. (Demo by: Amira Mimouni)
- Wezign: A Tunisian web & graphic design agency. (Demo by: Kais Ben Sedrine)
- Resto Tunisie: A community powered directory of restaurants in Tunisia, previously reviewed here. (Demo by: Kais Ezzine)
- Tools4Com: A simple online invoicing system, previously reviewed here. (Demo by: Mohamed Aymen Ben Abdallah)
- Twitterists: A service that lists and watches celebrities on Twitter. (Demo by: Mohamed Ben Dhaou)
- Je révise: A course revision service for college students. (Demo by: Myriam Sfar)
- Markkit: A web 2.0 text highlighter, previously reviewed here. (Demo by: Slim Amamou)
People interested in participating can sign up through the following form: BarCamp Tunisie Sign-up Form.
For more information and details about BarCamp Tunisie, you can check out the following page: BarCamp Tunisie (FR).
If you’re registered to the StartUpArabia Events iCal feed in your calendar software, the event should already be showing up in your calendar for that day.
The event is being organized by my friend Mehdi Lamloum.
Thanks for sharing Marwan very interesting event!
thanks for sharing,
just want to know if this is open for public
You're welcome, and yes this is freely open for the public. I think a registration is needed though as they have limited space.
You're welcome. You should go; you'll enjoy it.
You're welcome, and yes this is freely open for the public. I think a registration is needed though as they have limited space.
You're welcome. You should go; you'll enjoy it.