COTI Launches Africa Tokenization Council to Propel Blockchain Growth

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COTI Launches Africa

Initiative to Drive Digital Asset Adoption and Regulatory Integration in Africa and MENA

COTI has taken a major step toward accelerating blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in Africa and the Middle East by launching the Africa Tokenization Council. Developed through strategic collaborations with key stakeholders, the initiative aims to bridge the gap between technological innovation and regulatory frameworks, bringing together government officials and investors to facilitate investments in tokenization and the integration of real-world assets (RWA) into the digital economy.

The council aims to access a market with enormous unrealized potential, given that Africa and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region have combined economic strength of over $5 trillion.  A sizable section of the populace is still unbanked, which emphasizes the necessity of digital asset solutions to increase financial accessibility.  In order to do this, the council will organize symposiums where leaders from the public and commercial sectors may talk about regulatory frameworks and useful blockchain applications.

Experienced Leadership Strengthens the Initiative

A group of business professionals with backgrounds in blockchain technology, banking, and government affairs has been brought together by the Africa Tokenization Council.  Dr. Mansour Almalik, a senior advisor from the Saudi Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, is one of its important personalities.  Dr. Almalik, who has experience representing the UN Science and Technology Committee and has backgrounds in energy, financial technology, and artificial intelligence, is anticipated to be crucial in coordinating blockchain implementation with legal frameworks.

Additionally, seasoned investor Alaa Bishara has joined the initiative, bringing expertise in real estate and blockchain-driven investment strategies. His experience managing portfolios for high-net-worth individuals positions him as a bridge between traditional finance and digital tokenization. The council’s leadership is further bolstered by COTI’s CEO, Shahaf Bar-Geffen, and Officer Joshua Maddox, both of whom contribute to the initiative’s vision of a comprehensive and inclusive tokenization ecosystem.

COTI’s Role in Ensuring Secure and Scalable Blockchain Adoption

COTI plays a crucial role in guaranteeing the scalability and security of blockchain-based financial solutions as the Africa Tokenization Council’s primary blockchain infrastructure provider. Concerns about confidentiality in online transactions are addressed by the company’s privacy-enhancing technologies. Its “Privacy on Demand” feature reduces confidentiality risks that have traditionally impeded blockchain adoption while enabling transactions that comply with regulations.

One of the major barriers preventing public institutions from fully integrating blockchain solutions is the challenge of balancing transparency with compliance requirements. COTI’s platform provides permissioned privacy functions, ensuring that regulatory authorities can access compliance-related data while safeguarding sensitive information. This approach enables financial institutions to adhere to regulations without compromising security.

Rising Market Trends Support Tokenization Growth

The increasing adoption of asset tokenization among global financial institutions aligns with the objectives of the Africa Tokenization Council. As industry leaders incorporate blockchain technology into their financial frameworks, the demand for scalable and secure tokenization solutions is surging. The financial sector is undergoing a major shift toward digitized assets, with firms like BlackRock preparing to drive a $10 trillion tokenization wave. Against this backdrop, COTI’s blockchain-driven initiatives position Africa and the MENA region for a more digitally inclusive financial future.

The Africa Tokenization Council wants to speed up digital transformation in emerging economies by utilizing cutting-edge blockchain technology and encouraging regulatory cooperation. The initiative’s goal is to create an ecosystem where real-world assets can be easily tokenized, opening up new economic opportunities throughout the area, all while maintaining strong leadership, privacy-focused solutions, and a dedication to financial inclusion.

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