Şakir Ercan GÜL Advocates for Blockchain at TimeStamp Istanbul Investor Night
Former Deputy Minister of Treasury and Financial Inspection of Turkey, Şakir Ercan GÜL, recently addressed an esteemed gathering at 'TimeStamp Istanbul Investor Night', representing CoinTR and the Turkish populace. GÜL accentuated Turkey's enchanting natural scenery, rich historical tapestry, and vibrant multicultural scene. He emphasized the nation's dynamic stance on crypto technology and the efforts to bolster the financial market's competitiveness through blockchain since 2018. GÜL envisions blockchain as a cornerstone in Turkey's rapid digitalization, aiming to enhance financial services' efficiency and security, and paving the way for Turkey's significant stride in the digital economy. He concluded with heartfelt wishes for the guests to enjoy the Turkish hospitality and create lasting memories.
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