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ZouhThings will participate in TEXPO in Damascus

ZouhThings will take part in TEXPO in Damascus from 8 to 11 October, with planned demonstrations of MingoThings Mobility, thethings.io, and ZouhThings software approved for showing.

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Event details

Event
TEXPO
Where
Damascus, Syria
Dates
8–11 October
Edition
2026
Stand
A69

Taken from the confirmed event configuration. Details not yet confirmed are omitted rather than estimated.

ZouhThings Smart Systems will participate in TEXPO in Damascus, from 8 to 11 October.

The confirmed event details are listed above, and are drawn from the event configuration rather than restated here — anything not yet confirmed is left out rather than estimated.

What we plan to show

The planned focus is working software rather than slideware. Visitors will be able to see systems running and talk to the people who implement them.

  • MingoThings Mobility — the smart mobility platform from our partnership in Spain.
  • thethings.io — the IoT platform we use for connectivity, device management and monitoring.
  • ZouhThings software approved for demonstration — the parts of our own work that have been cleared for showing.

Additional ZouhThings software may be added to the demonstrations once it is approved for that purpose. We would rather show fewer things that work than more things that are not ready.

Meetings during the event

Meetings can be requested in advance. The event runs for four days, so requests made earlier are easier to accommodate than requests made on the day.

Nothing else about the participation is settled yet. As further details are confirmed, they will be published on the TEXPO page rather than announced here, so there is one place to check.

Logos and images

Approved logos and imagesNo logo or image has been approved for publication with this announcement yet. Partner logos will be added only in their approved form.

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