Tether has been set to expand access to blockchain and peer-to-peer techniques through a new partnership with the Government of Guinea Republic.
In Announcement On 17 February, Tather revealed that he had signed a memorandum of MoU for a memorandum with Ginnian government. The purpose of cooperation is to run economic development and digital changes in the country.
According to a blog post shared by Tether, the Memorandum of Understanding will focus on education, innovation and sustainable technology. Tether has planned to avail its expertise and resources to adopt blockchain and promote innovation. Partnership can also expand to the innovation of science city and guinea.
“This reflects our commitment to help MoU countries to help in creating flexible digital economies. Together, we aim to implement efficient blockchain solutions that benefit both public and private sectors, pave the way for economic development and establish a guinea as a leader in technological innovation. ,
Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether.
Tedhar is the company behind the world’s largest US dollar-Stabelcoin Tether (USDT), and has made several deals with various governments worldwide.
Recently, Tather announced the transfer of his global headquarters Al Salvador, which was the first sovereign nation to adopt Bitcoin (BTC) as a legal tender under the leadership of President Naib Bowkele.
Tether’s collaboration for blockchain and cryptocurrency adoption includes partnership with the city of Lugano in Switzerland, as well as initiatives in Türkiye, Uzbekistan and Georgia.
The company has also launched educational programs in countries such as Ivory Coast, Indonesia and Vietnam, which aims to adopt wide blockchain.
