COTI has introduced the Africa Tokenization Council through strategic collaborations with essential stakeholders. The council works to enhance both blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) adoption throughout Africa and the Middle East region. The initiative seeks to unite government officials and investors to facilitate investment in tokenization and real-world asset (RWA) adoption.
The combined economic output of the MENA region and Africa exceeds $5 trillion to benchmark an expansive market potential. The large segment of the unbanked population demonstrates the ability of digital asset solutions to enhance financial access throughout the region. The Council plans to hold symposiums that will unite officials and private sector representatives to discuss regulatory architecture and practical blockchain financial solution implementation.
COTI High-Profile Leadership Strengthens Africa Tokenization Council
The Africa Tokenization Council depends on leaders with deep experience in government affairs domestic finance knowledge and blockchain technology expertise. Dr. Mansour Almalik brings his experience as a senior advisor from the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and his role representing the United Nations’ Science and Technology Committee to the Africa Tokenization Council. The Council’s mission to merge blockchain technology with current regulatory systems receives greater support from Almalik’s expertise in energy, fintech, and artificial intelligence capabilities.
The initiative welcomes seasoned investor Alaa Bishara who specializes in real estate and blockchain innovation to join the team. Bishara demonstrates exceptional skills in portfolio management for high-net-worth clients which enabled him to connect traditional financial systems with digital tokenization. The Council enhances its inclusive tokenization ecosystem through its partnership with COTI CEO Shahaf Bar-Geffen and Officer Joshua Maddox.
COTI Servers Allow Scalable Tokenization Processes
The Africa Tokenization Council can achieve its objectives through COTI as its core blockchain infrastructure provider through privacy solutions and scalable technology offerings. The “Privacy on Demand” option of COTI provides safe regulatory-compliant transaction services that solve confidentiality problems that prevent blockchain adoption across broad markets.
Public institutions refrain from implementing blockchain systems because of the compliance challenges that emerge from transparency standards. COTI’s platform maintains permissioned privacy functions that grant regulatory bodies access to compliance data through protected sensitive information safeguarding mechanisms.
The market trend in asset tokenization supports this method because major financial institutions worldwide are actively integrating blockchain technology. The upcoming wave of asset tokenization which BlackRock plans to push for $10 trillion shows that COTI’s blockchain initiatives for building a solid financial system in Africa and MENA appear timely.
