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On July 7, 2020, during the presentation of the results of the partnership between ATI (a leading Tunisian company in the field of Internet services and technology solutions) and Universa Hub Africa, conducted by representatives of the leadership of the parties involved, the launch of the global national blockchain network of Tunisia was publicly approved and signed.
During the formal launch approval process, during a live video stream (available at https://lnd.im/2020TunisianNationalBlockchainLaunch), official representatives (Moez Maaref, CEO and President of ATI, Omar Bouattay, Head of Universa Hub Africa, and Alexander Borodich, Universa CEO), signed the Public Private Partnership (PPP) documents using one of the newly launched blockchain services, the certified digital signature service MyDocuments.tn, deployed in Tunisia and available to ordinary Tunisian citizens wishing to formally sign their documents. Future developments are focused on Smart Cities, e-government and citizen-oriented services. On July 7, 2020, during the presentation of the results of the partnership between ATI (a leading Tunisian company in the field of Internet services and technological solutions) and Universa Hub Africa, conducted by representatives of the leadership of the parties involved, the launch of the global national blockchain network of Tunisia was publicly approved and signed.
During the formal launch approval process, during a live video stream (available at https://lnd.im/2020TunisianNationalBlockchainLaunch), official representatives (Moez Maaref, CEO and President of ATI, Omar Bouattay, Head of Universa Hub Africa, and Alexander Borodich, Universa CEO), signed the Public Private Partnership (PPP) documents using one of the newly launched blockchain services, the certified digital signature service MyDocuments.tn, deployed in Tunisia and available to ordinary Tunisian citizens wishing to formally sign their documents. Future developments are focused on Smart Cities, e-government and citizen-oriented services.
In practical terms, this makes Tunisia the first country to have a national blockchain service, which expands the definitions of absolute Internet decentralization and opens up new opportunities for supporting e-government mechanisms and private services that were not available before.
Earlier in 2018, the Tunisian Internet Agency (ATI) has already entered into a 10-year renewable strategic partnership to provide hosting services for the platform and ensure its further development.
More information about the project "Smart City": https://universablockchain.com/files/smartcity.pdf
Universa oficial web: https://kb.universablockchain.com/software_developer_central/32
The first seps with Universa: https://universablockchain.com/files/faq_ru.pdf
During the formal launch approval process, during a live video stream (available at https://lnd.im/2020TunisianNationalBlockchainLaunch), official representatives (Moez Maaref, CEO and President of ATI, Omar Bouattay, Head of Universa Hub Africa, and Alexander Borodich, Universa CEO), signed the Public Private Partnership (PPP) documents using one of the newly launched blockchain services, the certified digital signature service MyDocuments.tn, deployed in Tunisia and available to ordinary Tunisian citizens wishing to formally sign their documents. Future developments are focused on Smart Cities, e-government and citizen-oriented services. On July 7, 2020, during the presentation of the results of the partnership between ATI (a leading Tunisian company in the field of Internet services and technological solutions) and Universa Hub Africa, conducted by representatives of the leadership of the parties involved, the launch of the global national blockchain network of Tunisia was publicly approved and signed.
During the formal launch approval process, during a live video stream (available at https://lnd.im/2020TunisianNationalBlockchainLaunch), official representatives (Moez Maaref, CEO and President of ATI, Omar Bouattay, Head of Universa Hub Africa, and Alexander Borodich, Universa CEO), signed the Public Private Partnership (PPP) documents using one of the newly launched blockchain services, the certified digital signature service MyDocuments.tn, deployed in Tunisia and available to ordinary Tunisian citizens wishing to formally sign their documents. Future developments are focused on Smart Cities, e-government and citizen-oriented services.
"Any developers, startups, entrepreneurs will be able to create any services based on the blockchain: digital passports, smart contracts for loans, insurance, supply chain management, quality assurance."The national Tunisian blockchain network is based on the latest technological developments of the Universa Blockchain and is open in Tunisia both for end users and for future integrations with a wider and wider range of public services and business processes. The next key points of the project are planned to launch a national DNS service on top of the blockchain, a decentralized identification system, blockchain web services and some other services; this is expected approximately between September 2020 and January 2021.
In practical terms, this makes Tunisia the first country to have a national blockchain service, which expands the definitions of absolute Internet decentralization and opens up new opportunities for supporting e-government mechanisms and private services that were not available before.
Earlier in 2018, the Tunisian Internet Agency (ATI) has already entered into a 10-year renewable strategic partnership to provide hosting services for the platform and ensure its further development.
More information about the project "Smart City": https://universablockchain.com/files/smartcity.pdf
Universa oficial web: https://kb.universablockchain.com/software_developer_central/32
The first seps with Universa: https://universablockchain.com/files/faq_ru.pdf