Cafe Bazaar is an Iranian Android marketplace founded in April 2011 by Reza Mohammadi and Hessam Armandehi.
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11 Facts About Cafe Bazaar
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Cafe Bazaar is owned by Hezardastan Information Technology Development Group which operates Divar, a popular online classified ad service.
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In 2017, Cafe Bazaar participated in the World Mobile Congress event in Barcelona, the world's largest mobile gathering, to introduce Iran's local mobile ecosystem resulting in many new partnerships.
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Cafe Bazaar has had much success with game downloads in the midst of the “raging success of mobile games” in Iran as demonstrated by the popularity of games like Clash of Clans.
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Cafe Bazaar is increasingly looking towards games to drive future revenue.
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In 2018, Cafe Bazaar announced a new collaboration with local VOD and IPTV service providers like Filimo to deliver video streaming services.
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Cafe Bazaar is a product of Hezardastan Information Technology Development Group that is owned by an international group of shareholders.
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Cafe Bazaar is part of a technology scene that has developed amid —and perhaps due to— international sanctions and strict censorship laws that have scared off global tech companies.
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Cafe Bazaar donated money to help rebuild a school in Revansar County, in the province of Kermanshah that was badly affected by the 2017 earthquake that devastated parts of western Iran.
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Cafe Bazaar teamed up with developers from Iran and abroad to raise funds.
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Cafe Bazaar has sponsored a number of competitions and events aimed at promoting digital and programming knowledge in Iran and promoting Iran's information technology industry globally.
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