Georgia’s political opposition wants to use blockchain technology to develop civil society and the country’s business landscape.
Georgian member of parliament Giorgi Vashadze wants to bring his country into the digital age and he wants to use blockchain technology to do it.
The coalition of the United National Movement (UNM) — the political opposition group of which Vashadze is a member — has partnered with Rarilabs to release a new blockchain solution for public administration.
Rarilabs is the development outfit behind Rarimo — a zero-knowledge (ZK), privacy-centric blockchain protocol — which has built the new blockchain solution called United Space. United Space is part of the UNM's vision of a digitized administration in which government services are streamlined and participation in civil society is incentivized in a form of universal income.
