Tether Collaborates with Rezo Money to Enhance Blockchain Education in Guinea

Tether
Operations
Limited,
a
leading
company
in
the
digital
asset
industry,
has
announced
a
strategic
partnership
with
Rezo
Money,
a
digital
payment
platform,
to
advance
blockchain
education
in
Guinea.
This
collaboration
aims
to
foster
digital
literacy
and
financial
inclusion
in
emerging
markets,
according
to

tether.io.

Educational
Workshops
in
Conakry

As
part
of
this
initiative,
Rezo
Money
will
conduct
interactive
workshops
at
three
major
universities
in
Conakry,
the
capital
city
of
Guinea.
These
workshops
will
cover
essential
topics
such
as
blockchain
fundamentals
and
cryptocurrency
payment
methods.
The
objective
is
to
provide
students
with
a
comprehensive
understanding
of
blockchain
technology,
enabling
them
to
apply
these
skills
in
both
personal
and
professional
contexts.

Participants
will
be
introduced
to
the
Rezo
platform,
where
they
will
engage
in
practical
exercises
and
interactive
sessions.
This
hands-on
approach
aims
to
ensure
that
students
acquire
the
necessary
knowledge
to
utilize
blockchain
technology
and
stablecoin
payments
through
real-life
use
cases.

Empowering
Emerging
Markets

Blockchain
education
is
crucial
for
promoting
economic
growth
and
freedom
in
emerging
markets.
This
technology
offers
numerous
benefits,
including
alternative
banking
solutions
for
the
unbanked,
streamlined
remittance
processing,
and
protection
against
inflation.
By
understanding
blockchain,
individuals
can
make
informed
financial
decisions,
enhance
their
economic
stability,
and
contribute
to
community
development.

Paolo
Ardoino,
CEO
of
Tether,
expressed
enthusiasm
about
the
collaboration,
stating,
“We
are
thrilled
to
collaborate
with
Rezo
to
bring
blockchain
education
to
Guinea.
This
initiative
is
a
critical
step
in
empowering
students
with
the
knowledge
and
skills
needed
to
participate
actively
in
the
digital
economy,
a
cause
we
are
deeply
committed
to.
By
providing
practical
insights
and
real-life
use
cases,
we
aim
to
bridge
the
knowledge
gap
and
promote
financial
inclusion
in
the
region.”

Ibrahima
Soumano,
Co-founder
and
CEO
of
Rezo,
echoed
this
sentiment,
saying,
“This
collaboration
marks
a
pivotal
step
in
driving
blockchain
education
to
those
who
need
it
the
most
and
in
ways
that
they
understand
the
most.”

Tether’s
Broader
Educational
Initiatives

Tether
has
been
actively
involved
in
various
educational
projects
across
Africa.
The
company
has
sponsored
events
such
as
the
Africa
Tech
Summit
and
the
African
Bitcoin
Conference
in
Ghana.
Tether
has
also
collaborated
with
CBC
during
the
Bitcoin
Pizza
Day
and
with
Bitnob
to
drive
education
at
universities
in
Ghana.
These
efforts
underscore
Tether’s
ongoing
commitment
to
promoting
blockchain
and
cryptocurrency
education.

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