Dar Blockchain, a Web 3.0 hub that supports the development of decentralized solutions and Web 3.0 initiatives across the Middle East and Africa region (MENA), has partnered with the NEAR blockchain protocol to supercharge the African Web3 scene.
The @DarBlockchain from Tunisia 🇹🇳 partners with @NearAfricaDAO to supercharge the African #Web3 scene
Founded in 2018, Dar Blockchain is a web 3.0 hub that supports the development of decentralized solutions and Web 3.0 initiatives across the Middle East and Africa region (… pic.twitter.com/JMKPdPACzO
— BitKE (@BitcoinKE) April 29, 2024
With a focus on expanding the developer base in the North African region, Dar Blockchain first set of activities will include creating a series of technical videos in Arabic and French with the goal of onboarding developers while equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to actively participate in the ecosystem and contribute to its growth.
According to Dar Blockchain, the objective is to develop a comprehensive educational resource that will:
- Equip new developers with a deep understanding of NEAR Protocol’s fundamentals and advanced features
- Encourage active participation in the NEAR ecosystem by showcasing practical development opportunities
The first set of activities will include the production of educational materials and activities such as:
- Production of detailed developer videos
- AMAs (Ask Me Anything) sessions hosted in Arabic/French
- Social media activations
- Developer onboarding
Discussing their initial set of activities, Dar Blockchain said:
“Our onboarding strategy is a blend of educational content and interactive participation culminating in a collaborative hackathon reinforcing the learned skills and fostering community collaboration.
We will initiate peer-pairing sessions where new developers can pair with experienced mentors to solidify their learning through collaborative projects.”
In 2023, as reported by BitKE, Dar Blockchain and The Hashgraph Association signed a partnership agreement to develop blockchain in Tunisia and the MENA Web3 ecosystem. The partnership initial activities culminated in the inaugural Africa Hedera hackathon in Tunisia with 3 winning projects building on DeFi, DAOs, and the Metaverse / NFT space out of 70 participants from 20 teams across 9 African countries showcasing their innovative projects.
🇹🇳 NORTH AFRICA | Here Are The Winners of the Inaugural African Hedera Hackathon in #Tunisia
The aim of the Hackathon, backed by the Hedera Network, is to boost the adoption and understanding of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in the country.
Below are the three projects… pic.twitter.com/tRA0n6xnt2
— BitKE (@BitcoinKE) February 7, 2024
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