AB Charity Foundation and AB Public Chain Lead Technology for Good: Building Trust and Empowering Public Welfare Through Technology

According to official sources, on May 8th, the AB Charity Foundation and AB Public Chain successfully held the first AB "Technology-Driven World Charity Closed-Door Forum" in Dublin. This forum brought together outstanding leaders from around the world, including former Prime Minister of Ireland and former President of the European Commission, His Excellency Bertie Ahern, former President of Nigeria and former Chairman of the African Union, His Excellency Olusegun Obasanjo, current Irish Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Artificial Intelligence Committee, Mr. Malcolm Byrne, along with other dignitaries and renowned scholars. They gathered to discuss cutting-edge technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence in global philanthropy. The forum was chaired by the Chairman of the AB Charity Foundation, former Prime Minister of Ireland, and former President of the European Commission, Bertie Ahern, who delivered the keynote speech titled "Technology and Trust: Building a New Global Philanthropy Order." Following this, a representative speaker from AB Public Chain, Anthony Tsang, delivered a thematic speech detailing the latest developments in AB Public Chain's high-performance mainnet, the innovative cross-chain system AB Connect, and the groundbreaking zero Gas stablecoin protocol Universal Transfer. AB Public Chain's steadfast mission is to provide a fully compliant infrastructure platform for global philanthropy. The AB Charity Foundation will actively submit the important proposals from this meeting to relevant international organizations and partners to continuously promote the global philanthropic paradigm of "technology for good." The AB Charity Foundation is an independent international non-governmental organization registered in Ireland with EU legal status, supported by technology and funding from AB DAO. The foundation is committed to utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence to build a transparent, trustworthy, and traceable philanthropic infrastructure, thereby promoting the sustainable development of public causes such as education, healthcare, environment, and humanitarian aid.