Tether announced in a blog post on the 17th that it had signed an agreement with the African country of Guinea to explore the introduction of blockchain and P2P technology.
The agreement will lay the groundwork for Guinea to adopt blockchain technology and create an environment that can foster innovation.
The aim is to encourage collaboration between the two organisations to share best practices with Guinea, with a focus on education, innovation and sustainable technological practices.
Tether is the company that operates Tether (USDT), the world's largest stablecoin.
Tether signed a similar agreement with Uzbekistan's cryptocurrency and capital markets regulator in March last year, allowing the Central Asian country to develop blockchain, stablecoins and tokens.
A key element of the agreement is the potential to develop blockchain expertise and education through educational programs in Guinea’s public and private sectors.
The aim is to raise awareness of digital technologies, improve technical skills and develop local talent.
"We are implementing an efficient blockchain solution that will benefit both the public and private sectors, spur economic growth and help Guinea embrace technology," said Tether CEO Ardoino.
"This will enable us to position ourselves as a leader in innovation."
2025/02/19 10:40 KST
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