Estonia Will Begin to Tokenize Enterprises Through the G-Global Business Portal Marketplace

From left to right: David Chen, co-founder of the AngelVest cryptofund and Chief Financial Officer of Hanson Robotics; Mikhail Korb, Secretary-General of the Centre Party, Member of Parliament.
From left to right: David Chen, co-founder of the AngelVest cryptofund and Chief Financial Officer of Hanson Robotics; Mikhail Korb, Secretary-General of the Centre Party, Member of Parliament.

The meeting in Stanford University led to the collaboration of the G-Global Business Portal and the Nobel laureate in economics, Professor Alvin Roth.

During the meeting, the parties discussed the development of the Estonian economy in the direction of digitalization and the head of international organization G-Global Business Portal, Deniss Tsyro has suggested the ways of its implementation.

The meeting was also attended by Academician of the International Higher Education Academy of Sciences, Professor Hanon Barabaner, who highly appreciates the prospects of the forthcoming cooperation with Alvin Roth:

«In Estonia, it is planned to develop and implement a state program for modernization and improvement of the efficiency of the economy. For these purposes, it is necessary to find systematic solutions at macro and microeconomic levels. Professor Roth’s comments on the development of the G-Global Business Portal project as a tool for digitalizing the economy and reorganizing enterprises will be of tremendous value for the entire IT community of the country».

The tool for robotization, innovative technologies and for entering the new markets of the US, China, and other European countries is the G-Global Business Portal, a consulting marketplace that brings together experts from around the world. The G-Global Business Portal is a blockchain-based platform that cooperates with the AngelVest Fund 2, China investment fund, based on cryptocurrency.

Alvin Roth expressed his opinion on the transition of enterprises to a new level in response to technical changes:

«Businesses have always changed their methods of operation in response to new technologies.Computer-aided markets not only make new businesses possible, they allow businesses to accumulate and process data more efficiently. There is every reason to believe that the changes we have seen in the last decades, as computerized marketplaces have started to become established, will continue and even accelerate in the coming years, and that the changes in the organization and operation of enterprises will be profound».In the Parliament of Estonia, Mikhail Korb, a Member of Parliament and the Secretary-General of the Centre Party of Estonia held a meeting with David Chen, the co-founder of the investment fund AngelVest (China).

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