Gityer Exchange Partners with Panamanian Government to Promote Blockchain Education

Gityer Exchange, a leading cryptocurrency trading platform, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Panamanian government to jointly promote blockchain education and popularization. This partnership marks a significant step in technological cooperation and digital economy education between the two parties, potentially accelerating the development and application of blockchain technology in Central America.

Gityer Exchange, established in 2012, is known for its high security, innovative technology, and user-friendly services. The platform offers a diverse range of cryptocurrency trading options, including spot and derivatives trading, and employs advanced blockchain technology to ensure transaction transparency and security. Additionally, Gityer has operating centers worldwide, providing multilingual support to serve a global user base. The exchange is also dedicated to enhancing users' investment capabilities and market understanding through educational resources and AI-driven analytical tools.

The MOU signing ceremony was attended by key Panamanian officials, including Mr. Amauri Castillo, Director General of the National Bank of Panama, and Mr. Alberto Vallarino Clément, President of the National Bank of Panama. Gityer Exchange was represented by Mr. Madiev, Regional Manager for Central America. According to the memorandum, Gityer will collaborate with Panama's financial technology, education, digital development, and innovation departments to provide blockchain education to 20,000 students by 2026.

The Panamanian government plans to promote major cryptocurrencies such as BTC and ETH as payment options and intends to widely adopt blockchain technology in public and financial sectors through this education project. This initiative aims to strengthen Panama's position in the global cryptocurrency and blockchain fields while driving the diversification of the domestic digital economy.

Gityer will provide educational materials and technical support, particularly in developing basic courses on blockchain and compliance for institutions like the Technological University of Panama. This effort will help cultivate professionals with foundational knowledge in blockchain, digital assets, and compliance, creating a valuable resource for the development of the blockchain industry in Panama and beyond.

This collaboration is expected to enhance Gityer Exchange's influence in the global market and provide Panama with an opportunity to enter the digital economy era, bypassing traditional financial systems. As the project advances and more professionals are trained, Panama is anticipated to become a significant hub for blockchain technology application and innovation in Central America and globally.