Plastichero, an environmental company using blockchain technology to tackle plastic waste management, is expanding into the Middle East. The company has appointed Bruce Jeong, a Middle East expert, as its new chairman, effective November 1, 2024.
Plastichero plans to use this opportunity and Jeong’s appointment to increase its presence in the Middle East. The company will rely on Jeong’s strategic insights and experience to achieve its regional objectives. Jeong’s experience in the UAE and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) will be crucial to Plastichero’s expansion.
Plastichero’s AI-powered recycling and blockchain platform
Plastichero has outlined its AI-powered vision for plastic recycling in the Middle East. The company’s blockchain platform allows consumers to earn rewards in PTH coins, the native token of the Plastichero blockchain. Plastichero wants to encourage environmentally friendly behavior and encourage users to convert plastic waste into value. The UAE was the first global market for Plastichero’s PTH project.
Plastichero says its concept supports the environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals of countries in the Middle East, especially in the GCC. The company recognizes the region’s efforts to combat plastic pollution and promote sustainable development.
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Plastichero expects Jeong’s leadership to help create a green economy that extends beyond the region. The company expects Jeong to leverage his network, build partnerships and work with key stakeholders. Plastichero also wants Jeong to align the company’s goals with national sustainability initiatives.
The company’s expansion could lead to greater adoption of the PTH coin, creating opportunities for cryptocurrency traders. PTH is trading at $0.08517, having lost most of the gains it made earlier this year.
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