Hong Kong, China, 25th Nov 2024 – The crypto world is buzzing with the launch of CHINAU Panda, the newest memecoin on the Solana blockchain that is more than just a token; it’s a movement. Advocating for financial freedom and crypto innovation, CHINAU Panda has set out to be the voice of individuals seeking a decentralized, borderless crypto ecosystem.

With 90% of its liquidity provision burned and 10% of tokens permanently destroyed, CHINAU Panda is designed to foster trust and transparency in a market often plagued by tricks. Its contract address on Solana is: 

CkAtD6EBUjryNJfX9Y9MxC4VKoXUrZG5Xep7juDPj3aY

CHINAU Panda is working hard towards to become a symbol of resistance against restrictive regulations and crypto bans worldwide. With its slogan, “Crypto Freedom without Borders,” CHINAU embodies the ethos of innovation, financial independence, and a thriving decentralized future.

“Crypto is more than just technology; it’s a revolution in financial empowerment. CHINAU Panda represents the community’s collective voice advocating for lifting bans, embracing innovation, and creating a crypto world driven by transparency and trust,” 

said a CHINAU spokesperson.

At its core, CHINAU Panda is a community-first project, recognizing that the strength of any crypto initiative lies in its supporters. Through collaboration and a shared belief in the principles of decentralization, CHINAU promises to set itself apart in an often murky crypto landscape.

Community Transparency: Burned tokens and LP ensure security and reliability.

Decentralized Vision: No central authority, no false promises—just collective growth.

Call for Action: Unite crypto enthusiasts worldwide to support innovation and challenge oppressive regulations.

The crypto industry has witnessed growing restrictions globally, threatening its potential to transform financial systems. CHINAU Panda steps in to provide a platform for resistance, drawing attention to the importance of an unregulated and open crypto ecosystem.

This launch couldn’t be timelier as the industry continues to grapple with bans, duplicitous projects, and diminishing trust. CHINAU Panda aims to reverse this trend, offering a memecoin with no promises of financial profit but a solid commitment to fostering collaboration and fun.

CHINAU Panda calls on crypto enthusiasts, developers, and supporters to join the revolution for crypto freedom. By holding CHINAU, participants support a brighter future for decentralized finance and technology innovation.

About the Company – CHINAU

CHINAU Panda is a Solana-based memecoin that embodies the spirit of freedom, transparency, and community collaboration. While it carries no intrinsic value or promise of financial returns, it stands as a beacon of hope in the crypto space, rallying against bans and regulations to pave the way for a borderless, decentralized world.

For further details, visit the following links:

Website: https://chinau.my/

Twitter/X: https://x.com/chinaucoin

Telegram: https://t.me/chinaucoin

Marketing Partner: crmoon (by crmoonboy)

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Disclaimer: The information provided in this press release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, or an offer to buy or sell any securities or tokens. CHINAU Panda is a community-driven project with no intrinsic value or guarantees of financial return. Participants are advised to exercise caution and conduct thorough research before engaging with any cryptocurrency project.

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The event was jointly organized by the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport, the Ministry of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

Azerbaijan, 23rd Nov 2024 – A high-level panel discussion on International Aviation and Climate Change was held on 20 November as part of the COP29 Urbanization, Transport and Tourism Day.

The event was jointly organized by the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport, the Ministry of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

The panel brought together government officials, industry leaders and stakeholders from various sectors to discuss the decarbonization of international aviation.

Jane Hupe, Envoy of ICAO  Secretary General  to  UNFCCC COP, opened the event with a keynote speech. 

“While international aviation continues to play a pivotal role for the global connectivity and economic growth, ICAO and its 193 Member States are committed to achieving the sector’s net-zero carbon emissions by 2050”. “Achieving the clean energy transition for aviation will require unprecedented efforts and collaboration towards capacity-building support and access to financing for the production and use of sustainable fuels,” Jane Hupe said.

In his speech, Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Transport Elmin Mammadov noted the importance of strengthening international cooperation in combating climate change.

He said Azerbaijan is developing environmentally friendly freight corridors, pursuing policies to support low-emission logistics and sustainable freight transport operations that meet international environmental standards.

“Azerbaijan is open to partnership with international stakeholders to further develop and implement environmentally friendly practices in the aviation industry,” Elmin Mammadov said.

Then Mohammad Al Tayyar, Program Director of the Ministry of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, also highlighted in his speech the efforts the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues to take to holistically address challenges in the aviation sector while also enabling realistic and sustainable solutions or as he further elaborated on in his remarks: “Saudi Arabia’s commitment to a more sustainable aviation sector is showcased in its robust investment in research and development of Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels,  while ensuring international recognition through its partners such as the ICAO”.

The panel discussion was moderated by Jane Hupe, Envoy of ICAO  Secretary General  to  UNFCCC COP.

Sergey Kravchenko, Professor at Imperial College London, Musaab  Almulla, Vice President of Saudi Aramco, Samir Rzayev, President of Azerbaijan Airlines CJSC, Marie Owens Thomsen, IATA’s Senior Vice President for Sustainability and Chief Economist, Haldane Dodd, Executive Director of Air Transport  Action Group (ATAG), Nazim Ziyadov, Deputy Director of State Civil Aviation Agency and James Leather, Director of Transport  Sector Office at the Asian Development Bank (ADB) took part in the panel discussion as speakers.

The panelists discussed strong and preventive global measures to reduce emissions from the aviation sector and potential opportunities for cooperation with ICAO Member States to achieve the net zero target.

At the same time, there was an exchange of views  on issues related to the development of  international policies and frameworks in this direction and the main areas of focus for academia, industry, governments and international organizations.

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As part of COP29, a series of events were held to promote international partnerships and resources aimed at advancing climate action in Africa. The Chairperson of the Innovation and Digital Development Agency (IDDA), Inara Valiyeva, delivered a speech at an event hosted at the Africa Pavilion.

Azerbaijan, 23rd Nov 2024 – As part of COP29, a series of events were held to promote international partnerships and resources aimed at advancing climate action in Africa. The Chairperson of the Innovation and Digital Development Agency (IDDA), Inara Valiyeva, delivered a speech at an event hosted at the Africa Pavilion.

Highlighting the importance of inter-agency cooperation in the digitalization of public services in Azerbaijan, Valiyeva emphasized her agency’s active role in integrating private sector digital solutions into public services. She underscored the potential to share Azerbaijan’s advanced experiences from the past two years with African countries: “Countries from the African continent are interested in our digital government products, and we are ready to engage in experience exchange both in implementing digital solutions and regulating digital transformation mechanisms.”

Valiyeva drew attention to citizen-centric digital solutions such as “myGov,” Digital Document Circulation (DDC), and “digital.bridge,” which not only promote convenience, transparency, and efficiency but also positively impact environmental conservation. For instance, DDC saves approximately 2,000 trees annually, while “digital.bridge” preserves about 10,000 trees each year.

The event at the Africa Pavilion also featured speeches and panel discussions with notable figures, including Francesco Corvaro, Italy’s Special Envoy for Climate Change; Diep Nguyen-van Hout, General Manager for Innovation and Business Development at the International Finance Corporation; Jochen Flasbarth, Secretary of Germany’s Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development; and Gianpiero Nacci, Director of Sustainable Business and Infrastructure at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Discussions focused on sustainable development in Africa, with an emphasis on mitigating the effects of climate change in areas such as energy, food security, efficient resource utilization, and climate financing.

At another COP29 event, Elnur Mammadli, Head of the Digital and Business Transformation Management Department at IDDA, provided a detailed overview of four Azerbaijani digital government products: “myGov,” DDC, “digital.bridge,” and “digital.login.”

During his speech, Mammadli highlighted that these digital solutions significantly reduce paper usage among government agencies, helping to save thousands of trees annually. “Digital public services also minimize the need for transportation to physical service centers, thereby substantially reducing carbon emissions,” he noted. Mammadli emphasized the applicability of Azerbaijan’s successful digital experiences in African countries.

The panel session addressed questions from participants interested in Azerbaijan’s digital government solutions and explored potential partnership opportunities.

The event also included speeches from Lai Yahaya, CEO of the Africa Climate Fund; Iva Nilsson, Green Growth Lead at Denmark’s “State of Green” organization; Andrew Minson, Director of Sustainability at the Global Cement and Concrete Association; and Emeka Vitalis Obi, Permanent Secretary at Nigeria’s Ministry of Budget and National Planning. These speakers discussed various initiatives and projects by their respective organizations to address ecological challenges in African countries. Representatives from Nigeria’s government, private sector, and NGOs were also present.

At a subsequent event attended by African representatives, Salar Imamaliyev, Advisor to the Chair of IDDA, participated in a panel session alongside delegates from Uganda’s government, private sector, and NGOs. Imamaliyev shared insights on Azerbaijan’s digital solutions and their potential applications in African countries.

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