Tether, government of the Guinea partner to accelerate digital transformation

• tether said that a memorandum of understanding signed with the Republic of Guinea.
• Mou is in the introduction of blockchain and digital transformation, since Guinea becomes a leading worldwide provider of blockchain and peer-to-peer technologies.

tether has announced the signing of a memorandum of Understanding (MOU), in which it will work with the government of the Republic of Guinea to promote the introduction of the blockchain in the country.

According to Tether, strategic cooperation will examine blockchain and peer-to-peer technologies (peer-to-peer). The Guinea government would like to use this partnership to improve economic growth and promote digital transformation.

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However, the goal also includes improving the introduction of blockchain technologies, whereby the cooperation may also affect joint efforts in the city for science and innovation in Guinea.

With these programs and support, Tether's goal will be to accelerate the introduction of blockchain through the country and to position it as the center of crypto, research and entrepreneurship.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said:

"We are enthusiastic about working with the Republic of Guinea in order to unlock the immense potential of blockchain and digital technologies throughout Africa. This MOU reflects our commitment to help countries to build up resistant digital industries. Pay the way for economic growth and establish Guinea as a leader in the technological innovation.

The growth of Tether In recent years, the establishment of important partnerships and support programs with governments and institutions around the world has included. This includes Plan ₿ Forum in Lugano, Switzerland, a crypto training program in Türkiye and P2P Telecommunication Infrastructure Initiative in Uzbekistan.

The USDT Emittent Tether also launched educational courses and programs in Indonesia, Vietnam and Ivory Coast.

The partnership with the Guinea government takes place with a growing acceptance of crypto in Africa. Guinea wants to use this trend for its digital transformation.

The Mou "lays the basics for a solid technical framework," added PR Abdoulaye Baniré Diallo, project coordinator of the City of Science and Innovation in Guinea.