Ting Ting, a leading Nepali company specializing in AI-powered business communication, successfully participated in Web Summit Qatar 2026, one of the world’s most prestigious technology conferences. As Nepal’s only representative, Ting Ting showcased its innovation to investors, world leaders, and industry pioneers, highlighting the nation’s potential in advanced AI technologies.
The four-day summit held in Doha hosted over 1,600 startups from 120 countries and more than 700 global investors. Participation is highly competitive, with thousands of companies applying worldwide. Ting Ting’s selection recognized its “Understanding Engine” and the technical sophistication of its proprietary RIRI voice engine, developed and trained entirely in Nepal.
Rooted in its “Made in Nepal, for the world” philosophy, Ting Ting rigorously tested its technology in the local market, managing complex communication systems for major banks, ISPs, and government institutions. Having proven its stability and scalability domestically, the company is now focused on expanding its services globally, demonstrating that high-end AI solutions can originate from Nepal.
A highlight of the summit was the Startup Showcase, where Director of Engineering Anjelika Sah presented Ting Ting’s vision and technology. While the platform has mastered the Nepali language, the company is actively working to expand into regional and international languages, positioning Ting Ting as a versatile solution for global enterprises.
The event also facilitated numerous high-level connections and discussions with international partners, reflecting a growing global demand for localized AI solutions capable of operating in complex, low-resource language environments.
Ting Ting’s participation comes less than a year after its establishment, marking both a corporate and ecosystem milestone. It signals a shift in Nepal’s tech landscape, moving from reliance on foreign services to the creation of locally developed AI technologies that compete internationally.
“This journey has proven that the future of technology isn’t just about where it’s built, but how deeply it understands the people it serves,” the company noted. As Ting Ting returns to Kathmandu, the momentum gained in Qatar is expected to accelerate its mission to help organizations communicate better and understand deeper across every channel.
About Ting Ting: Ting Ting is an AI-powered business communication suite that enables enterprises to manage thousands of simultaneous interactions in local languages while maintaining context and personalization. Its proprietary RIRI engine, built in Nepal, integrates voice and text, inbound and outbound, telephone and social media into one intelligent system, where human teams and AI work side by side. Ting Ting serves banks, ISPs, and government institutions, helping organizations understand customers deeper, respond faster, and scale smarter.
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