Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoan revealed additional facts about the blockchain-powered e-Human initiative ahead of Turkey’s national blockchain summit.

According to Cointelegraph Turkey, the e-Human project would employ blockchain technology to safeguard all services, data, and capabilities the system uses.

Despite its sci-fi moniker, Turkey’s e-Human initiative serves as a digital service point where the Turkish Presidency may exchange data and technologies linked to career, remote education, and talent acquisition.

Students, recent graduates, and public workers can use the e-Human site to find employment and internship possibilities in the public and private sectors, accredited training for public employees, career fairs hosted in Turkey, events, and educational content. The project’s goal is to improve residents’ employability and development.

Previously, Turkey’s national automotive firm TOGG established a strategic relationship with Ava Labs, the inventor of the Avalanche blockchain, to build secure and quick mobile services with smart contracts.

Turkey was renowned as a crypto-friendly country until President Erdoan declared an all-out attack on cryptocurrency use. In April 2021, the country banned crypto payments for local goods and services.

While the government was anti-crypto, it continued researching the ecosystem and establishing its own blockchain ventures. The nation has even declared plans for a National Blockchain Infrastructure. However, the pandemic may have prompted a halt because no updates were issued following the original statement.

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Turkey Deploys The Country’s e-Human Project Powered By Blockchain

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoan revealed additional facts about the blockchain-powered e-Human initiative ahead of Turkey’s national blockchain summit.

According to Cointelegraph Turkey, the e-Human project would employ blockchain technology to safeguard all services, data, and capabilities the system uses.

Despite its sci-fi moniker, Turkey’s e-Human initiative serves as a digital service point where the Turkish Presidency may exchange data and technologies linked to career, remote education, and talent acquisition.

Students, recent graduates, and public workers can use the e-Human site to find employment and internship possibilities in the public and private sectors, accredited training for public employees, career fairs hosted in Turkey, events, and educational content. The project’s goal is to improve residents’ employability and development.

Previously, Turkey’s national automotive firm TOGG established a strategic relationship with Ava Labs, the inventor of the Avalanche blockchain, to build secure and quick mobile services with smart contracts.

Turkey was renowned as a crypto-friendly country until President Erdoan declared an all-out attack on cryptocurrency use. In April 2021, the country banned crypto payments for local goods and services.

While the government was anti-crypto, it continued researching the ecosystem and establishing its own blockchain ventures. The nation has even declared plans for a National Blockchain Infrastructure. However, the pandemic may have prompted a halt because no updates were issued following the original statement.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

Join us to keep track of news: https://linktr.ee/coincu

Website: coincu.com

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