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Tether, a stablecoin issuer, has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the government of Georgia to foster the development of Bitcoin and peer-to-peer (P2P) infrastructure within the country. 
This strategic collaboration between Tether and the Georgian government aims to construct essential foundations for a thriving startup ecosystem in Georgia. 
The joint endeavor seeks to attract global attention and investments towards the emerging decentralized space. The partnership is geared towards nurturing the growth of P2P technology at a state level and facilitating the creation of financial tools surrounding it. 
The key areas of focus include providing education on Bitcoin and blockchain technology, establishing payment infrastructure for merchants, and constructing a resilient, open, and private P2P communication system. 
Tether has expressed that this partnership with the Georgian government will also involve the creation and implementation of a robust, autonomous financial and communication system. 
This entails promoting the adoption of P2P technology-driven digital payment and communication systems, as well as enhancing existing infrastructure to ensure its strength and reliability in supporting blockchain-based solutions. Ultimately, this collaboration aims to bring about transformative changes in public administration and the business sector. 
Georgia is set to establish a dedicated fund aimed at supporting local startups in their pursuit of developing blockchain technologies. The objective behind this initiative is to position Georgia as an attractive ecosystem for technology startups. 
Irakli Nadareishvili, Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, highlighted that this collaborative effort will not only foster the growth of domestic blockchain technologies but also facilitate the entry of companies operating in this sector into Georgia. 
Tether’s partnership in Georgia is not the first instance of crypto companies collaborating closely with governments to advance this nascent technology. Such collaborations have often resulted in governments gaining a deeper understanding of the technology, leading to favorable regulations. 
An example of this is El Salvador, which became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. 
Bitfinex served as the primary exchange technology partner in this endeavor and was granted the country’s initial digital asset license. Similarly, Binance, a cryptocurrency exchange, signed a memorandum of understanding with Kazakhstan in May 2022 and later received compliance approval from the government in the following year. 
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