Topic: [ANN] IBC - INTERNATIONAL BLOCKCHAIN CONGRESS | 3rd and 4th of August - page 7. (Read 4326 times)

Almost full list of guest and speakers you can find here:
https://docsend.com/view/3zv3gy9

Where can I find full list of speakers, who will attend the International Blockchain Congress?

looks like a grear event

In theory, which benefits can a company get as a sponsor of your event?

We heard about that. And we all know, that officials like to make a loud statements. So let's not panic, friends.

I heard about that tomorrow Indian banks won't be allowed to work with Indian crypto exchanges. Who knows, is it true? And if it is, how it will influence on Indian market?

Fantastic! 
But any way, even if I can't attend, this event will play a huge role in the life of crypto community

Yeah, they do. About news, tickets become more expencive! So, if you want to attend, better to hurry up.

Are there some news about event? Unfortunately they have poor media accompanying.

That's cool! Hope this Indian officials will make right decision about blockchain technology.

Also, needed to mention some persons:
Rohan Khaunte - the Minister of Revenue, Information Technology, and Labour & Employment for the Indian state government of Goa. Rohan Khaunte is also an entrepreneur and is known for employing technology to bring about change in the daily lives of the citizens of Goa, through initiative like LiveFree, which bring free high speed internet to Goans. He holds the accolade of being the first independent candidate to be re-elected in the entire state of Goa.
Jayesh Ranjan - the Principal Secretary of Industries & Commerce, Information Technology, Electronics & Communications Departments of Telangana Government. In this role, he is responsible for developing policy frameworks, attracting new investments, identifying opportunities of utilizing IT in various government processes, and promoting digital empowerment of the citizens. He is a member of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) of the 1992 batch, and was the topper of the batch for that year.
Ameya Abhyankar - the IT director for the Indian state government of Goa. Prior to this, he also held the position of Secretary of Goa Public Service Commission. He is also the chief executive officer of the Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG), and he oversees the organisation of the International Film Festival of India (Iffi).

Amitabh Kant - CEO of NITI Aayog
KT Rama Rao - Minister Of IT, Government Of Telangana.
Maybe someone else. But even a couple of officials may positively influence on Indian crypto industry.

Yes! Such wide connect with local governs may help industry to raise in national scale! How many representatives will attend this event?

Absolutely right! Better slowly, but qualitatively, than in a hurry, but badly. Blockchain has huge perspectives, but it should be studied in great detail. To prevent fatal mistakes with huge bets. Such events like International Blockchain Congress can help with that!

you prioritize the speed with which the security of your project. because speed without strong security is tantamount to nonsense

The hell you talking about? Blockchain ONLY 10 years old! And active developments are processing only last 3-4 years! I am a crypto enthusiast. but even then, I see that, there are many unsolved problems. And even more that we don't know about. So, of course, international society have to investigate all of pros and cons.

agree on 100%. blockchain is almost 10 years old. And still no evidence that powers that be are making some steps ahead to the blockchain.

I think that in due course chakki programs will be developed in many countries. but it depends on how much this people will perceive.

Hello! Will there be any kind of web translation? Will there be a live broadcast from this congress, for those who could not attend this event?

Wow! unfortunately it's too far from me and there is no way to come. I hope such events will be held more often in all points of the world