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Elima Tech presents educational solutions at Web Summit

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Elima Tech presents educational solutions at Web Summit

Ivory Coast-based Elima Tech presents two digital solutions in Lisbon for pupils, parents and teachers, including a school management platform and the Elima Learning app. Its participation in Web Summit, from 9 to 12 November, is also intended to enable the tools to be tested in volunteer schools, according to Fratmat.info.

Ivory Coast-based company Elima Tech SAS, which specialises in digital educational tools, is presenting a school management platform and the Elima Learning app, available on Google Play, in Lisbon. The company’s participation in Web Summit 2026, under the “Impact Startup 2026” label, is intended to enable it to showcase its innovations and establish contacts, according to its co-founder Maryse Kouassi.

Already presented in France and Ivory Coast, the two solutions are now to be tested in volunteer schools to assess their impact on pupils, parents and teaching teams, according to co-founder Aboubacar Tuo. The company wants to use user feedback to improve its tools.

Elima Tech SAS is also seeking technical and institutional partners at Web Summit, as well as funding to deploy its solutions on a larger scale, Aboubacar Tuo added.

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