In May, we have led many events around the world to showcase the innovations of the FAB project and to promote economic empowerment.
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Blockchain International Seminar 2018
May 28th–30th, 2018, Guangzhou, China
FAB CEO Mohammed El Kandri and FAB USA CEO Dora Tang traveled to Guangzhou, China this past week for a major education and partnership tour. During the tour, the team signed five partnerships, did educational seminars at several Chinese learning institutions and participated in the Blockchain International Seminar.
The Blockchain International Semina saw both Mohammed and Dora introduce several important breakthroughs of FAB including the Universal State Layer, Kanban protocol and the Smart Contract Address Router. Along with introduce technical aspects, they brought more community members into buying Fabcoin and expounded on the technical progress of the project.
Pacific Innovation Fair
May 16th, 2018, Vancouver, Canada
Mohamed El Kandri was in Vancouver for the Pacific Innovation Fair on May 16th. The fair provided opportunities for attendees to learn new skills, tools, and approaches, hear stories of innovations, and network with people across governments.
Mohamed represented FAB and demonstrated how FAB can be a solution to problems in several areas of Canada and at all levels of government in the area of economic empowerment.
Watch a summary of discussions below.
FutureMakers Talk
May 9th, 2018, Toronto, Canada
The FutureMakers Talk hosted by RBC gave FAB CEO Mohamed El Kandri the opportunity to dive into the topic of how traditional business can transition successfully into blockchain based business.
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