The UAE Verify platform has issued over 21.7 million certified digital documents since 2022, enabling instant verification of official documents without physical copies. Using blockchain technology, the platform enhances data security, authenticity, and privacy, supporting the UAE’s digital transformation and facilitating seamless information sharing across government and private sectors.
Morocco is heavily investing in blockchain and AI technologies as part of its Digital Morocco 2030 plan, aiming for a 10% GDP increase by 2030. The country is focusing on workforce development, digital education, and tech adoption across industries, positioning itself as a leading tech player in Africa and beyond.
Pakistan’s government is considering the formation of a National Crypto Council to regulate digital assets. The council would advise on policy development, address regulatory challenges, and ensure the secure, sustainable growth of Pakistan’s digital asset market. The approach will align with international standards and Financial Action Task Force guidelines.
ATME, a regulated digital assets exchange, launched at FinTech Forward 2024 in Bahrain. Licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain, ATME aims to democratize access to illiquid assets via tokenization, boosting investment potential and supporting Bahrain’s economic diversification and fintech leadership.
VeraViews, leveraging distributed ledger technology, will set up its global headquarters in the UAE under the NextGen FDI initiative. This strategic move aims to enhance the transparency and efficiency of the digital advertising ecosystem, supporting UAE’s goal of becoming a leader in secure digital advertising.
Web3 streaming platform myco has raised $10 million in its Series A funding round, securing a post-money valuation of $80 million. The funds will support its expansion into new markets and the relaunch of its utility token on the Aptos Blockchain. The company also reported its first profitable year with $7.5 million in revenue.
