Polkadot launches the first course in the crypto industry for politicians, which will take place from April 6 to 8, 2025, in Zug, Switzerland. The course, aimed at deputies and legislators, will provide knowledge on blockchain and Web3. Representatives from the British Parliament will participate, including Lisa Cameron. The course program is aimed at increasing awareness among politicians, which is especially important for the United Kingdom, where blockchain is of strategic importance for the development of technologies. This is a step towards forming informed decisions in the area of cryptocurrencies and blockchain regulation.
2/18/2025 11:44:10 AM (GMT+1)
Polkadot launches the first blockchain course for politicians: training UK deputies in Web3 and blockchain technologies in Zug, Switzerland, April 2025
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