Gityer Exchange Inks Memorandum of Understanding with Panamanian Authorities for Collaborative Blockchain Educational Initiatives

New York, NY alongside Panama City, Panama – July 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — With steady progress since its inception in 2012, Gityer Exchange has risen to prominence as a top-tier cryptocurrency exchange in the international marketplace. The platform has solidified this reputation by entering into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Panamanian government, a commitment to collaboratively foster blockchain technology education and widespread adoption. This alliance signifies a pivotal move in fostering tech collaboration and advancing digital economy literacy between the partners, poised to catalyze blockchain advancements and implementations across Central America.

Key Benefits and Characteristics of Gityer Exchange

Gityer Exchange distinguishes itself in the crypto trading landscape through a foundation of utmost security, cutting-edge technology, and accessible services. The diversity of its trading solutions extends to both spot and derivative markets, bolstered by the implementation of advanced blockchain mechanisms to maintain transactional transparency and integrity. Additionally, Gityer boasts operational hubs across various global locales, supporting a worldwide user base with multilingual assistance.

Gityer is equally devoted to improving its users’ investment acumen and market insights by offering comprehensive educational resources and analytical tools. Powered by AI, its tools and personalized investment advice provide even the newcomers with the ability to navigate the elaborate world of cryptocurrency confidently.

Details and Goals of the Collaboration

The MOU’s official signing was graced by distinguished attendees such as Mr. Amauri Castillo, the National Bank of Panama’s Director General, Mr. Alberto Vallarino Clément, the bank’s President, and Mr. Madiev, Gityer’s Regional Manager for Central America. As part of the agreement, Gityer Exchange will join forces with Panamanian fintech, educational, digital development, and innovation sectors to offer blockchain education to an envisioned cohort of 20,000 learners by 2026.

Additionally, the Panamanian authorities are considering endorsing major cryptocurrencies including BTC and ETH for payments, and they aim for a broad integration of blockchain technology within public and financial services through the educational initiative. Such strategic moves would not only boost Panama’s stature in the sectors of cryptocurrency and blockchain worldwide but will also promote a multifaceted domestic digital economy.

The Potential Impact and Forecast of the Educational Program

Tasked with delivering educational content and technological backing, particularly foundational blockchain and compliance courses for institutions such as the Technological University of Panama, Gityer aims to nurture talent equipped with essential skills in blockchain, digital assets, and regulatory compliance. These efforts are envisaged to bolster the rise of blockchain specialists, fostering industry progress in Panama and beyond.

This cooperative venture stands to elevate Gityer’s global stature and offers Panama a direct avenue to the forefront of the digital economy, leapfrogging traditional financial infrastructures. As time advances, and with more skilled professionals emerging from the program, the prospects are high for Panama to emerge as a vital hub for blockchain applications and innovation within Central America and on a worldwide scale.

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