title: AB DAO Co-Hosts Inaugural "Tech-Driven Philanthropy Closed-Door Forum"

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AB DAO, a leading blockchain platform, and the AB Charity Foundation have jointly hosted the inaugural Tech-Driven Philanthropy Closed-Door Forum at Dublin, Ireland.

The event, which was attended by distinguished guests including former Prime Ministers, Members of Parliament, and renowned academics, focused on harnessing emerging technologies like blockchain, AI, and Web3 to empower global well-being and enhance transparency in philanthropic endeavors.

The forum aligns with the missions of both AB DAO and the AB Charity Foundation. AB DAO is constructing a trustworthy and efficient infrastructure for the global space, aiming to provide lasting contributions to society.

The AB Charity Foundation, on the other hand, is dedicated to advancing charitable causes worldwide with a focus on health, education, poverty alleviation, and environmental sustainability.

Mr. Bertie Ahern, Chairman of the AB Charity Foundation, former Prime Minister of Ireland, and former President of the European Council, chaired the forum.

Mr. Ahern delivered a speech titled "Technology and Trust - A New Order for Philanthropy," highlighting the urgent need to build trustworthy systems for the public good in the digital age.

H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of Nigeria and former Chairperson of the African Union, shared his insights on leadership and sustainable development in Africa.

Mr. Malcolm Byrne, Irish Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Committee on Artificial Intelligence, spoke about the role of AI in augmenting human intelligence and creativity.

Mr. Anthony Tsang, a representative at AB public blockchain, presented the latest technological breakthroughs from AB DAO, including its high-performance mainnet, the AB Connect cross-chain protocol, and the Universal Transfer Protocol, which enables gas-free transactions.

Mr. Tsang’s presentation also highlighted AB DAO’s long-term vision to build a globally compliant infrastructure for philanthropy powered by decentralized technology.

The initiative aims to promote cross-cultural dialogue, cooperation, and direct aid to those in need.

The forum was attended by a select group of philanthropists, entrepreneurs, investors, and government officials from around the world.

Together, they engaged in open discussions and brainstorming sessions to identify pressing global issues and potential tech-driven solutions.

Major proposals from the forum will be consolidated by the AB Charity Foundation and submitted to the United Nations and partner networks.

This collaboration marks a significant step in harnessing technology and trust to reshape the landscape of philanthropy for the better.