Tech entrepreneurs in emerging markets face several challenges, including limited access to funding and resources, inadequate infrastructure, and regulatory barriers. Many startups struggle with capital investment due to a lack of investor interest or risk-averse environments. Additionally, poor internet connectivity and limited technological infrastructure can hinder growth and scalability. Navigating often complex and shifting regulatory landscapes further complicates innovation. Despite these obstacles, entrepreneurial resilience and community support can help drive progress and create opportunities for growth in these markets.