- Home
- Business
- News
- Foreign Companies Interested in Blockchain Project to Be Launched in Crimea - Official
Foreign Companies Interested In Blockchain Project To Be Launched In Crimea - Official
Umer Jamshaid Published January 02, 2019 | 06:25 PM
Foreign companies, especially the Chinese ones, are expressing interest in a blockchain project that is set to be implemented in the Russian Republic of Crimea, Georgy Muradov, the deputy prime minister of the Crimean government, told Sputnik on Wednesday.
He specified that although there are no provisions regulating blockchain and cryptocurrency markets in the Russian legislation, there is a plan to create a cryptocurrency investment fund and a cryptocurrency exchange in Crimea.
"We have a plan to establish a cryptocurrency investment fund that will enable implementation of various investment projects in the Crimean territory and perhaps outside it as well ... Our Chinese partners are especially interested in these projects, as there are many cryptocurrenty, cryptoequipment, and blockchain start-ups in China," Muradov said.
He specified that the cryptocurrency circulation system would solve the problem of Dollar usage avoidance and bank restrictions circumvention, which Crimea currently faces.
The CryptoCrimea project came into spotlight at the fourth Yalta International Economic Forum, held in April 2018. The initiative envisages the creation of a blockchain cluster in Crimea, which would include a cryptocurrency investment fund and a cryptocurrency exchange. The possibility to launch production of blockchain-related equipment in Crimea has also been discussed at the forum.
Related Topics
Recent Stories
Shayan, Rashid, Junaid to represent Pakistan in U12 Regional Qualifying Jrs
Govt committed to empower youth with modern tech, IT: PM
Olympic Games Paris 2024: How teams qualified
LESCO detects 74,285 power pilferers in 219 days
RTO destroys huge quantity of non-duty paid cigarettes
Rain-windstorm/thunderstorm expected in most parts of country: PMD
Pakistan's total liquid foreign reserves reach $ 13.28 billion
Pakistan to tour New Zealand for 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is next March
ENGRO announces strong results for 1st quarter 2024
RDA inflows rise to $7.660 bn in March 24
US economic growth slows significantly in first quarter
Govt committed to developing gems, jewellery sector: Minister
More Stories From Business
-
RTO destroys huge quantity of non-duty paid cigarettes
15 minutes ago -
Pakistan's total liquid foreign reserves reach $ 13.28 billion
4 minutes ago -
RDA inflows rise to $7.660 bn in March 24
4 minutes ago -
Collaborative Care of Diabetes Centre inaugurated in Faisalabad
2 hours ago -
Kazakh envoy stresses quantum jump in bilateral trade
2 hours ago -
Thousands of flights scrapped as French air traffic controllers strike
2 hours ago
-
SECP proposes amendments to General Takaful Accounting Regulations, 2019
2 hours ago -
Govt committed to developing gems, jewelry sector: Minister
2 hours ago -
Pakistan earns $1,976 million from IT services' export in 8 months
3 hours ago -
Turkey central bank holds key interest rate steady
2 hours ago -
PSX loses 80 points
4 hours ago -
Ahad Cheem lauds UNDP’s cooperation
4 hours ago