French Tech – Romanian Touch brought awards to four Romanian startups

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During the gala evening French Tech – Romanian Touch, held at the French Embassy in Bucharest on September 13 this year, four Romanian startups were awarded with distinctions in different categories, Balkanengineer.com learned from Romania-insider.com.

Bluana, a Romanian plant-based sashimi startup, received the award for most innovative startup.

Tokinomo, which is developing an interactive robotic display used to advertise goods in supermarkets and hypermarkets, was awarded most inventive startup.

FintechOS, a Romanian startup that creates digitization solutions for financial institutions around the world, received the award for best scaling in Romania.

And .lumen, which develops "glasses for the blind" founded by Romanian inventor Cornel Amarei, won the award for best startup.

The French tech community in Romania awarded Simona Gemeneanu, co-founder of Morphosis Capital, as the best woman in business. Awards were also given to Extia - for the best French-Romanian cooperation, The Entrepreneurship Academy - for the best program in education, Prestashop - for the best launch of a French startup in Romania and Hospice Casa Sperantei - for the best non-governmental organization.

The purpose of the event was to celebrate, for the third year in a row, the thriving Romanian startup "scene" and to promote French-Romanian cooperation, said Grégoire Vigrou, serial entrepreneur and president of La French Tech.

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