Licensed to Shill: Why Central Asia; Why Now? ft. Anthony Howe (GFTN) | Blockcast 81

About this episode

The episode discusses the emerging significance of Central Asia in trade and innovation, featuring insights from Anthony Howe of GFTN.

The Licensed to Shill panel dives into the dynamic world of Central Asia, a region rapidly emerging as a pivotal hub for trade and innovation. Anthony Howe from the Global Finance Technology Network (GFTN) joins us to explore the untapped potential of this region, particularly focusing on Georgia's strategic role in the middle corridor. Takeaways Central Asia is a key hub for trade and innovation.Georgia's strategic location enhances its importance in the middle corridor.GFTN focuses on bridg...

People in this episode

Guest: Anthony Howe

Topics covered

• Central Asia
• trade
• innovation
• Georgia
• GFTN

Keywords

• Central Asia
• Georgia
• trade hub
• innovation
• GFTN

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Global Finance Technology Network

Places: Central Asia, Georgia, middle corridor

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