H1: Gambia Signs Blockchain Pact to Boost Digital Economy

The Gambia has taken a significant step toward enhancing its digital economy by signing a groundbreaking partnership with the Kalp Foundation. This collaboration aims to develop Gambia One, a blockchain-powered digital public infrastructure (DPI) platform designed to foster economic growth, innovation, and inclusivity.

H2: The Kalp Foundation’s Commitment to Equitable Growth

The Kalp Foundation, a non-profit organization, is dedicated to creating sustainable digital public infrastructures that contribute to equitable development. With blockchain technology at its core, the Foundation’s mission is to ensure that digital growth benefits all communities, particularly those that are underserved.

H3: Empowering Government Leaders and Youth Through Technology

This partnership will not only strengthen Gambia’s digital infrastructure but also focus on capacity-building efforts for government leaders. In addition, it will provide crucial technology skilling programs for the youth of Gambia. These initiatives are designed to empower the next generation with the skills necessary to thrive in a digital-first world.

H4: A Shared Vision for Sustainable Development

According to a statement from the Kalp Foundation, the collaboration reflects a shared vision of promoting sustainable development through innovation, compliance, and inclusion. Both the Gambian government and the Kalp Foundation are committed to leveraging blockchain technology to create scalable solutions that benefit all sectors of society.

H5: A Bright Future for The Gambia with Blockchain Technology

Tapan Sangal, founder and director of the Kalp Foundation, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “We are deeply honoured to collaborate with The Gambia in its journey towards becoming a future-ready nation powered by a robust blockchain-driven digital ecosystem.”

He added, “This partnership marks the beginning of transformative engagements designed to empower nations with sustainable and inclusive digital public infrastructure.”

H5: Minister of Communications and Digital Economy Speaks Out

Lamin Jabbi, The Gambia’s Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, also expressed strong support for the initiative, saying, “The Gambia welcomes Kalp Foundation’s vision and expertise in fostering an inclusive digital ecosystem. Together, we will harness the power of blockchain-enabled DPI to deliver innovative, citizen-centric solutions that align with global standards of trust, transparency, and accountability.”

“This initiative is a testament to our commitment to building a brighter, more inclusive future for our nation,” he concluded.

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