Innovation Ecosystem of the Moravian-Silesian Region
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The relocation web application guides employers and foreigners through the relocation process in the Moravian-Silesian Region. It includes a signpost for students, employees and entrepreneurs. According to this signpost, the user will be shown content focused on the purpose of staying in the region, establishing a business in the region, finding a job or studying. Information on finding accommodation, school facilities for children or practical guides on what to do after arriving in the country are not neglected. The relocation app generates a digital check-list with all useful information.
The first quantum computer in the Czech Republic is located at IT4Innovations in Ostrava. The lab is dedicated to deepening theoretical understanding as well as developing practical applications and fostering partnerships between academia and industry.
Since 2024, the Moravian-Silesian Innovation Centre has been organizing a successful acceleration program for startups in the field of clean technology and circular economy. Participants, who come not only from Central Europe, learn how to properly fine-tune their projects and bring them as close as possible to customers, partners or investors.
Between 1972 and 1977 the Kopřivnice team undertook the construction of a replica of their first car, the NW Präsident, according to surviving period documentation. Every visitor to the North Moravian town of Kopřivnice can see for themselves how successful the work was. The replica of the first real usable car with an internal combustion engine produced in Austria-Hungary and in Central Europe stands in a place of honour in the TATRA Technical Museum.
Did you know that Ostrava is currently experiencing the most significant ecosystem growth in the three largest Czech cities? And even by more than 24%! The information is based on the Startup Ecosystem Report 2025, published by StartupBlink, a global platform for startup research.
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The Moravian-Silesian region boasts a strong industrial tradition, which is reflected in technical creativity and innovation. It is as distinctive and determined as its inhabitants. It offers a large number of technically qualified professionals, making it an attractive place for business and investment.
“The innovation ecosystem in MSK is thriving more and more. This is mainly thanks to the great cooperation of local actors. Together, we are turning obstacles into opportunities and setting a new, competitive mindset.”