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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2023 · 1H 8M

Leveraging Blockchain for Humanitarian Assistance: Cardano Foundation's Partnership with UNHCR

from Digital Talks Podcast Hosted by Rudy Shoushany · host DxTalks

Join us for an exclusive interview with Alexandre Maaza, the Outreach Development Officer at Cardano Foundation. Alexandre has played a crucial role in establishing significant partnerships, including the groundbreaking collaboration between Cardano Foundation and UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees). In this interview, we will delve into the partnership between Cardano Foundation and UNHCR, as well as explore how blockchain technology is being leveraged to provide assistance to forcibly displaced individuals. Additionally, Get an exclusive sneak peek into the much-anticipated Cardano Foundation event scheduled for November 2023 in UAE  Dubai. Join our experts as they share insights on the event's themes. Discover how this event aims to empower the global blockchain community and foster meaningful collaborations for a decentralized and sustainable future.

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