Leading African PR firm African Media Agency is forming a partnership with Tech Next, a tech-based media enterprise that seeks to educate its readers on digital currency and blockchain trends.
African Media Agency Will Help Crypto in Africa Get Bigger
In addition, the partnership will provide visibility to Coinference 2022, which is set to occur in early October of this year. Coinference is a special conference that takes place to assist the growing cryptocurrency arena. Special educational seminars and other materials having to do with digital assets and blockchain are presented to the African community as a means of helping residents across the continent make smarter investing decisions and become aware of the financial waves of the future.
Coinference also seeks to provide attendees with guest speakers and individuals working in the crypto and blockchain spaces. These include investors, entrepreneurs, regulators, and top-of-the-line fans. CEO of African Media Agency Eloine Barry explained in an interview:
In this era of technological advancement, it is imperative for us to partner with a leading tech-driven media house like Tech Next. This helps us achieve our mission to tell stories about the innovations that drive economic growth on the continent. This partnership is a strategic move to bring visibility to the new development in the financial space and create further awareness of crypto trading as an investment option.
Tech Next’s CEO David Afolayan also threw his two cents into the mix, commenting:
Our goal at Coinference 2022 is to further the exciting conversations that have begun in 2021.This year, we plan to provide a visible platform for key players in the African blockchain tech ecosystem and crypto enthusiasts to discuss the possibilities of the blockchain for the continent to position for future leverage. We are excited about the possibilities the partnership with African Media Agency will afford participants and stakeholders – an extensive platform for visibility and networking.
Africa recently look a leading seat in the crypto arena given that the Central African Republic (CAR) has now become the second nation in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. The country made the announcement in late April after taking a page right out of El Salvador’s playbook (the Central American nation was the first to declare BTC legal in September of last year).
The adoption of BTC in the Central African Republic means that all businesses, stores, and enterprises must accept bitcoin as a form of payment should customers walk in and choose to pay for goods and services with the world’s leading digital currency by market cap.
The Right Move to Make?
Obed Namsio – the chief of staff of the country’s president Faustin Archange Touadera – expressed enthusiasm for the decision to adopt BTC in a statement, explaining:
The move places the Central African Republic on the map of the world’s boldest and most visionary countries.
