YEREVAN – Geovibe, Armenia’s premier Geographic Information Systems (GIS) company, has been selected by the Government of the Republic of Armenia, represented by the Ministry of High-Tech Industry of the Republic of Armenia to be part of The Team Armenia and represent the country at the Japan IT Week, to be held this April in Japan.
The selection reflects Geovibe’s recognized leadership in geospatial technologies, spatial analytics, and digital transformation, as well as its contribution to advancing Armenia’s high-tech agenda and international visibility.
The partnership framework supporting Armenia’s participation in Japan IT Week is facilitated by Japan International Cooperation Agency.
“Japan IT Week is one of Asia’s leading technology exhibitions, bringing together global innovators, technology companies, investors, and policymakers. As part of the Armenian delegation, GeoVibe is proud to showcase Armenia’s growing capabilities in GIS, smart infrastructure, and data-driven decision-making, while exploring new opportunities for international collaboration and strategic partnerships,” said Erik Gyulazyan, CEO of Geovibe.
Geovibe’s participation highlights the Government of Armenia’s strategic focus on promoting nationally leading technology companies, fostering innovation-driven growth, and strengthening Armenia’s presence within global high-tech ecosystems.
About Geovibe
Geovibe is Armenia’s premier Geographic Information Systems (GIS) company and an Esri Partner Network Gold member. Specializing in cutting-edge geospatial solutions, Geovibe empowers organizations across sectors to harness location intelligence for strategic planning, operational efficiency, and impactful decision-making. Geovibe is inspired by Dr. Garo Armen, a global visionary, entrepreneur and philanthropist, the Founder of COAF, Children of Armenia Fund.