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    Actor Idris Elba calls on Governor of Bank of Ghana to discuss potential collaboration

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    Actor Idris Elba calls on Governor of Bank of Ghana to discuss potential collaboration. An Eight-Member delegation from the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF), led by Hollywood Actor, Dr. Idris Elba and the SDF CEO, Denelle Dixon, paid a courtesy call on Dr. Ernest Addison, Governor of the Bank of Ghana.

    The Non-profit Organization, whose objective is to use blockchain to unlock the world’s economic potential by making money more fluid, markets more open, and people more empowered, presented a blockchain-based fintech innovation designed to guarantee fair compensation for participants in the local creative industry, whose works are commercialized globally.

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    It is to enhance access to financing for their works (especially for upcoming creators/artists) through smart contracts.

    This will address the current challenge of most industry players in Africa being locked out of the global payments ecosystem, leading to gross violations of their Intellectual Properties (IPs) and copyrights, inability to access funding opportunities for growth or worse still realize funds that are legitimately earned via commercial use of their works around the world.

    The discussion also focused on how both parties could explore piloting technology and policy innovation to enhance the IPs and copyrights administration for the benefit of local content creators.

    According to the delegation, their selection of Ghana as a potential pilot country for this innovation was on account of the Bank’s advancement in the area of Central Bank’s digital currency initiative (the eCedi) and tokenization more broadly.

    Bank of Ghana and the Stellar Development Foundation both expressed their commitment to collaborate on this initiative for the long-term benefit of the creative industry, particularly the youth.

    Source: GNA

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