Tech event Bucharest Tech Week kicks off on June 14 at Romexpo Exhibition Centre
Bucharest Tech Week, the largest technology and innovation festival in Central and Eastern Europe, will be held in Bucharest between June 14 and 20, 2025, with the most relevant trends, solutions and industry leaders to be presented to visitors.
The event brings together companies, professionals and technology enthusiasts in a broad framework of networking, demonstrations and applied content. For the first time, Bucharest Tech Week debuts with Tech Expo - the B2C component of the festival, with free access for the general public, organised on the weekend of June 14-15 at Romexpo, Pavilion B1. Starting with June 16, the agenda continues with the five Business Summits, dedicated to technology professionals and the business environment.
'Bucharest Tech Week is designed as a concrete meeting place between technology, business and people who innovate. We focus on relevant content, applicable solutions and interactions with real value for companies, professionals and the public interested in progress. By joining the interactive exhibition area with the series of specialist conferences, we offer both organisations and the general public access to ideas, tools and perspectives that support adaptation to the ongoing digital transformations,' said Alexandru Maxineanu, managing partner of Universum Expo, the event organizer, quoted in a company statement.
Tech Expo takes place on an area of 3,872 sqm and brings together 50 partners and over 1,400 products and solutions. Among the companies present are established brands from the automotive, tech, energy, urban mobility and smart home industries, alongside start-ups and emerging solutions that shape the future.
The mobility area presents a variety of models from international manufacturers, including both electric and hybrid vehicles.
The smart home solutions area brings to the forefront technologies that radically transform the modern home, offering added comfort, efficiency and autonomy.
In the tech lifestyle, wellbeing and interactive education area, experiences are focused on innovations that support physical, mental and creative balance.
At the same time, Bucharest Tech Week supports education through technology, local innovation and young people who build the future. Thus, eight robotics teams - BraveBots, Gamma by Sava, ILC Robotix, AstraDynamiX, Zenith Robotics Club, Soft Hoarders, Alpha Bit and ROBOSTEAM - have been selected to participate in the Tech Expo, where they will hold live demonstrations and present their created robots, offering visitors an authentic sample of ingenuity and applied passion.
The series of five business conferences within Bucharest Tech Week brings together 52 local and international speakers and 65 partners from relevant industries this year.
The official opening of the Business Summits will take place on Monday, June 16, and will feature Andrei Niculae, vice president of ADR (the Authority for Romania's Digitalisation), Thomas Kolarik, VP IT & Operations BCR (Romanian Commercial Bank), and Alexandru Maxineanu, managing partner of Universum Expo. AGERPRES (RO - writing by: Andreea Marinescu, EN - writing by: Cristina Zaharia)
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