Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) the organizers invite you to participate in the next edition of GLOBE EXPO EXPOSITION FAIR AND EXHIBITION TALLIN ESTONIA. which is a global gathering of business giants, industrialist, executives, experts, technocrats, technologists, policymakers, government and nations dedicated to finding solutions to pressing challenges in our business space by offering a experts opinions through engaging and immersive activities. Globe Expo is open to millions of visitors; allow countries to build extraordinary pavilions that bring transformation to the global community.

The Globe Expo is organized with the objective of attempting to improve humankind's knowledge, taking human and social aspiration into account, and highlighting scientific, technological, economic, and social advancement the Globe Expo Exposition Fair is a market where buyers and sellers gather to network and transact business. This will also be the best platform to showcase the works of art, science and industry to stimulate public interest, promote manufactured products, expand trade and illustrate progress in a variety of areas.

We feel that the market in which you operate is evolving faster than ever. And as part of our motivation, we’ll bridge the gap by bringing together industry leaders to collaborate and develop solutions to one of the market's most intriguing global concerns. With some breakthrough trends, we’ll help connect the dots and let innovation set the pace.


For enquiry or registration information for both exhibition and participation/delegation go to www.globechambers.com

THE WORLD INVESTMENT AND ECONOMIC FORUM- WEIFORUM EUROPE, THE BALTIC REGION EDITION, TALLINN, ESTONIA.

WEIFORUM, World Economic and Investment Forum, WEIFORUM is a Global Business Platform and Gathering of the Executives, Government, Policy Makers, Traders and International Investment Organizations, the Meeting Point and A conference for Economy Decision Makers, An Annual Summit and Forum for All Business Stakeholders in Development of Trade.

Highlights:

1: Unlocking Bilateral Economic potentials through Trade partnerships, investments, innovations, technology and trade development and Economic cooperation's, while promoting business and investment development.

2: Entrepreneurship, Information and Knowledge Transfer.

3: Experiences Sharing and Networking.

4: Friendships through Business.

5: Economic Growths through Diversification and Industrialization, Growing National Economy and Turing the Nations Populations into Productions.

6: Building a Long Term Sustainable Business Relationship, broaden horizons.

7: Beyond Trade projects, Trade not Aid, unlocking investment for frontier market.

8: Building Entrepreneurship mind set in our next generation And next generation Digital Economy that works, a new horizon for cooperation not competition.

9: Redrawing the business and investment map together.

10: Global Leaders and innovators exploring solutions for some of today’s more pertinent challenges as they draw up a blue print for our shared future.

WEIFORUMS EXHIBITIONS is also Goods, Brands product and services Exhibition platform and expo side program created to facilitate showcase, display international trade and bilateral and multilateral trade development and investment between countries.

WEIFORUM supports continent to continent trade and investment development and business opportunities,

WORLD ECONOMIC AND INVESTMENT FORUM, focus on business development, bilateral trade partnerships, economic cooperation and solutions for international trade and investment challenges.

WEIFORUM, SUPPORTS AND facilitates its global Business and trade partnership by inviting stakeholders to the forum and also by offering multiple opportunities to support and influence Trade Investment and Business development related to policymaking, Global Matchmaking, outsourcing, shaping the business environment for Trade growth and network with Global Business leaders and policies that come with the trade.

WEIFORUM connecting continents through Multilateral Trade partnerships and Trade Cooperation, Trade is a major key to promoting growth and development between continents. WEIFORUM is a global initiative to accelerate transformation in Global Trade and Investment.

WEIFORUM works to sustain a stable and suitable business environment for networking and partnership for our members and investors.
To promote and grow business relations between continents.
To act as a bridge between Government, Organizations, Businesses, and Investors to create a favorable platform to trade and invest
Fostering social responsibility through local participation in activities and projects
Improving a better way of life.
OUR CORE VALUES:

Partnership
Trade Development
Economic Cooperation


OUR MISSION:

Connecting Continent with Continents through Multilateral Trade Partnership and Trade Cooperation.

OUR FOCUS POINT:

Business Development
Investment
Trade Development and Promotion
Economic Exchange and Cooperation
Bilateral and Multilateral Trade Partnership
OUR AIM:

This program promotes Investment Promotion Policies (IPP), Build Own Operate Transfer (BOOT), through Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), , B2B, B2C Trade relationships and Trade between Continents through Conferences, Summits, Expos, Fairs that create value for all humanity and sectors.

This project is also in partnership with Governments, International Organizations, and Business leaders to promote trade and investment.
WEIFORUMS EXPO, Many Reasons to Attend and Participate in WORLD ECONOMIC AND INVESTMENT FORUM-WEIFORUM EXHIBITIONS

1: Meet Government and Trade policy Makers

2: Raise Brand Awareness, Be visibly

3: Build Strategic Partnership Alliance,

4: Analyze Competitions,

5: Direct Markets, Air Trade, Store, Mall and Warehousing

6: Raw Material Outsourcing and Distributions,

7: Networking GROW, CONNECT, and EXPAND

8: Net Zero Value Chain

9: Climate Neutral Products

10: Supporting Sustainable Raw Materials that is environmental friendly

11: The Green Logistics and other distribution and marketing logistics

12: Expand Business and Knowledge Credibility

Weiforum, connecting continents with continents through bilateral trade partnership and economic cooperation that develop all sectors. trade as a key on investment and development

World Economic and Investment Forum, WEIFORUM is a Global Business Platform and Gathering of the Executives, Government, Policy Makers ,Traders and International Investment Organizations, the Meeting Point and A conference for Economy Decision Makers, An Annual Summit and Forum for All Business Stakeholders in Development of Trade.

www,weiforums.com

hat is Digital Money Digital money, or digital currency, is any form of money or payment that exists only in electronic form.
Digital money lacks a tangible form such as a bill, check, or coins. It is accounted for and transferred using electronic codes in computers.
Making The Digital Money Revolution Work for All
History moves in uneven steps. Just as the telegraph erased time and distance in the 19th century, today’s innovations in digital money may bring significant changes in the way we lead our lives. The shift to electronic payments and social interactions brought on by the pandemic may cause similarly rapid and widespread transformations.

The e-revolution promises to introduce new e-monies that may ultimately displace existing money.
E-money poses a challenge to central banks' ability to control interest rates, and it may also increase endogenous financial instability.
The challenge to interest rate control stems from the possibility that e-money may diminish the financial system's demand for central bank liabilities, rendering central banks unable to conduct meaningful open market operations.
Increased financial instability could emerge from the increased elasticity of private money production, and from periodic runs out of e-money into central bank money that generate liquidity crises.
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The demise of currency and reserves for the purpose of both reserve requirements and settlement balances does not reduce to zero the demand for central bank money because governments could require taxes to be paid in central bank money. Also, traditional reserves might be held to carry out international transactions

In the worst case the channel would narrow further to decrease the expected opportunity costs of holding overnight settlement reserves so that banks would not switch to alternative settlement mechanisms.

models the threat to CB money as arising from the emergence of e-settlement money that eventually replaces settlement balances in CB money. He argues that the spread of innovations in information technology would enable banks to value their assets to market in real time

The crucial issues of price formation and the GAME are not touched upon.

model of mutual fund e-settlement assumes that mutual fund shares used in e-settlement are valued in real time. He does neither state what the assets are denominated in nor against what they are valued in real time.

The challenges are significant, and so is the potential reward. But policy action must begin immediately.

But we must look beyond the dazzle of technology and the alluring image of futuristic payment services. At the IMF, we must identify and help countries solve the deeper policy tradeoffs and challenges that are arising.

The rapid pace of change is a call to action—for countries to guide, and not be guided by, today’s transformations.

It is also important for the IMF to engage early with countries, and usher in reforms that will contribute to the stability of the international monetary system, and foster solutions that work for all countries.

There is a window of opportunity to maintain control over monetary and financial conditions, and to enhance market integration, financial inclusion, economic efficiency, productivity, and financial integrity. But there are also risks of stepping back on each of these fronts. We must enact the right policies today to reap the gains tomorrow.

We emphasize this in two papers published today, one on the new policy challenges, and one on an operational strategy for the Fund to engage with countries on the digital money revolution.

Digital money developing rapidly

Digital forms of money are diverse and evolving swiftly. They include publicly issued central bank digital currencies (CBDC)—think of these as digital cash, though not necessarily offering the same anonymity to avoid illicit transfers. Private initiatives are also proliferating, such as eMoney (like Kenya’s mobile money transfer service MPesa) and stablecoins (digital tokens backed by external assets, like USD-coin and the proposed Diem).

These are digital representations of value that can be transferred at the click of a button, in some cases across national borders, as simply as sending an email. The stability of these means of payment, when measured in national currencies, varies significantly. The least stable of the lot, which hardly qualify as money, are cryptoassets (such as Bitcoin) that are unbacked and subject to the whims of market forces.

These innovations are already a reality, and growing rapidly. According to IMF data, CBDCs are being closely analyzed, piloted, or likely to be issued in at least 110 countries. Examples range from the Dollar already in use, to the People’s Bank of China’s eCNY pilot project, to countries like the States where the benefits and drawbacks of a digital dollar are still being studied. Stable coins, still esoteric two years ago, tripled in value in the last six months (from $25 billion to $75 billion), while cryptoassets doubled (from $740 billion to $1.4 trillion). And adoption is global. eMoney accounts are not only growing much more rapidly in low- and middle-income countries than in the rich ones, but are now also more numerous. Africa, in particular, is leading the way.

Opportunities are immense. A local artisan can receive payments more cheaply, potentially from foreign customers, in an instant. A large financial conglomerate can settle asset purchases much more efficiently.

Friends can split bills without carrying cash. People without bank accounts can save securely and build transaction histories to obtain micro-loans. Money can be programmed to serve only certain purposes, and be accessed seamlessly from financial and social media applications. Governments can tax and redistribute revenues more efficiently and transparently.

Policy implications—opportunities and challenges ahead

We may well reap these benefits, but we must be aware of risks, and—importantly—of the bigger policy implications and tradeoffs. The challenges to policymakers are stark, complex, and widespread.

The most far-reaching implications are to the stability of the international monetary system.

Digital money must be designed, regulated, and provided so that governments maintain control over monetary policy to stabilize prices, and over capital flows to stabilize exchange rates.

These policies require expert judgment and discretion and must be taken in the interest of the public. Payment systems must grow increasingly integrated among countries, not fragmented in regional blocs. And it is essential to avoid a digital divide between those who gain from digital money services and those left behind. Moreover, the stability and availability of cross-border payments can support international trade and investment.

There are also implications for domestic economic and financial stability. The public and private sectors should continue to work together to provide money to end-users, while ensuring stability and security without stifling innovation. Banks could come under pressure as specialized payment companies vie for customers and their deposits, but credit provision must be sustained even during the transition. And fair competition must be upheld—not an easy task given the large technology companies entering the world of payments. Moreover, governments should leverage digital money to facilitate the transfer of welfare benefits or the payment of taxes. Scope even exists to bolster financial inclusion by decreasing costs to access payment and savings services.

The new forms of money must remain trustworthy. They must protect consumers’ wealth, be safe and anchored in sound legal frameworks, and avoid illicit transactions.

The challenges are significant, and so is the potential reward. But policy action must begin immediately.

This is the time to establish a common vision for the future of the international monetary system, to strengthen international collaboration, and to enact policies and establish legal and regulatory frameworks that will drive innovation for the benefit of all countries while mitigating risks.

Choosing the right path now is critical. Regulation, market structure, product features, and the role of the public sector can quickly ossify around less desirable outcomes. Backtracking later can be very costly.

The IMF has a mandate to help ensure that widespread adoption of digital money fosters domestic economic and financial stability, and the stability of the international monetary system. We plan to engage regularly with country authorities to evaluate country-specific policies, provide capacity development to avoid a digital divide, and develop analytical foundations to identify policy options and tradeoffs.

To do so, the IMF must deepen its expertise, widen its skillset, ramp up resources, and leverage its near universal membership. Still, we cannot do this alone. The challenges are so complex and multifaceted, that collaborating closely with other stakeholders is necessary.

The World Bank, the Bank for International Settlements along with its Innovation Hub, international working groups and standard-setting bodies, as well as national authorities, are all complementary partners, each with its specific mandate and skillset.

By joining hands, we will help households and firms leverage the benefits and avoid the pitfalls of the digital money

Digital money, or digital currency, is any form of money or payment that exists only in electronic form. Digital money lacks a tangible form such as a bill, check, or coins. It is accounted for and transferred using electronic codes in computers

Housing, or more generally, living spaces, refers to the construction and assigned usage of houses or buildings individually or collectively, for the purpose of shelter.

Housing ensures that members of society have a place to live, whether it is a home or some other kind of dwelling, lodging or shelter.

Many governments have one or more housing authorities, sometimes also called a housing ministry or housing department.

Housing in many different areas consists of public, social and private housing. In the United States, it was not until the 19th and 20th century that there was a lot more government involvement in housing. It was mainly aimed at helping those who were poor in the community.

Public housing provides help and assistance to those who are poor and mainly low-income earners. A study report shows that there are many individuals living in public housing. There are over 1.2 million families or households.

These types of housing were built mainly to provide people, mainly those who are low-income and elderly, with safe, affordable, and good housing units.

There are many people who are a part of the nations Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). When counting, there are over nine hundred thousand participants in this program

GLOBAL GOUSING AND REAL ESTATE SUMMIT AND EXPO, A HOUSING PROGRAM OF Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) is committed to taking the Real Estate Sector to the next level with also introduction of globe chamber media and television program, the housing and luxury living on TV, the Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) is determined to promote decent shelter for humanity.

Housing, or more generally, living spaces, refers to the construction and assigned usage of houses or buildings individually or collectively, for the purpose of shelter.

Housing ensures that members of society have a place to live, whether it is a home or some other kind of dwelling, lodging or shelter

The Globe Chamber of Commerce & Industry (GCCI) is an organization with the aim of fostering global business, Investment, Trade, commerce and Economic exchange. GCCI organizes and supports initiatives and projects promoting international business, trade talk, global investment, and humanitarian goals.

In a brief with our media Globe Chamber Business Time, he stated that the organization which is committed to providing quality business services and trade transactions to business people globally, is also into capacity building and Real estate, and they are ensuring that practitioners in the sector are brought to speed with the latest trends in the Real estate business.

"We are not just into the business to make money, but to make changes". he added.

"The Global Housing and Real Estate Summit and Expo is a real estate development program where global top players in the real estate business converge. The housing program will offer participants the opportunity to gain knowledge from top sellers and dealers in the real estate business, network and gain partnership with other realtors". he stated

Another similar but concurrent construction program of the organization is the ‘ Africa/ Nigeria Property Expo UK’ where participants are expected to be drawn from real estate experts, buyers, sellers, developers, investors, professionals, government authorities and regulatory bodies in the real estate sector. With the introduction of Diaspora village and earn and reach home program by globe chamber of commerce

The ‘Global Housing and Real Estate Summit and Expo ’, will be held in London, Uk, and will showcase the best of the real estate industry in the globe.

The Globe Housing Expo will also provide platforms for exhibitions and expertise consultation area for one-on-one meetings with participants and an onsite expanded workshop series for ALL'

With regards to the history of housing, there are studies that prove that the involvement of the government began in 1937, and it was "under the Nations

". The goal was to improve many things such as all of the unsafe, unsanitary, and terrible housing conditions which connect to the issue of affordable housing.

In 1940, there was development, and there was an Office of Housing expenditures. Later on, in the years, another housing act took place in 1956, and in 1960, there was recognition of rights which was considered to be a "huge turning point for public housing".

Many of the policies created back then tend to be still active nowadays. If anybody needs housing follow some easy steps and get the housing whenever you want at any location or any price student accommodation London.

From that time until now, public housing has been increasing. In the 1980s, there were many public housing individuals and tenants who lived in many different areas, particularly those areas that were segregated.

Some years later, a new program was created, and it caused many people to be relocated. This is similar to what we have today, where people are repositioned. Back then, the program was called Hope VI

Moving forward to the 2000s, the problem of finding affordable housing started to increase, leading HUD to start taking action and helping out many homeowners, individuals, agencies, and communities in order to find affordable housing.

Throughout the years after there had been an increase in housing prices then they tend to go down after a year, this was occurring in 2005, and it sure is occurring today, nowadays there are such high prices on houses.

In 2008, an act did take place called the "Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008" and this act "strengthened and modernized the regulation of...(government-sponsored enterprises) and the Federal Home Loan Banks"

From 2013 to 2017, there were contributions occurring; for example, there was the LIHTC which although a source on the outside, did help out with HUD and provide many different funds which helped out with public housing, especially with their capital needs.

From 2000 until 2019, inflation dropped because of all of the public housing funds.

Nowadays affordable housing is a huge problem for so many families, and this is up by about ten to fifteen percent since 2018 because of the increase in prices.

Housing, or more generally, living spaces, refers to the construction and assigned usage of houses or buildings individually or collectively, for the purpose of shelter.

The World Technology and Innovation Expo 2023 is platform that will provide an exchange environment for innovative inventions and technological transactions courtesy of Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry that will help in creating an Intellectual economic environment of the modern day society and help Stimulate domestic, foreign trade and investment opportunities.

In the global business arena, competitiveness relies upon the development of innovative products and Knowledge combined with the right technological tools which are a key element in the process of developing innovative products & services.

In addition, Technology and Innovation is now at the forefront of the world’s efforts to grow and build every economy of the world.

The world Technology and Innovation Expo 2023 Taiwan is designed to bring in investors from different sectors of the technological world not limited to Government agencies, academic/research institutions, manufacturing industries, inventors and related groups, intellectual property technology service providers, among others.

Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry welcomes you to the Housing and Luxury Living Global Housing and Real Estate Summit and Expo, 2023 which is a platform for Real Estate Agencies, Investors, Property Managers, Architects, Contractors, Interior Designers, Developers, Building Owners, Corporate Planners, Facility Managers, Décor Consultants, Builders, Condo Managers, Building Operations/Engineers, Engineers, Apartment Managers, Specifiers, Renovators, Project Managers and Government Officials.

The event creates opportunities for low, middle, and high income earners in the world to invest in the real estate sector and for stakeholders to discuss the future of real estate through discussions and networking.

This event is positioned to deepen ongoing discussions, stimulate measurable actions and provide the most inclusive and sweeping answers to the housing finance issues in Nigeria and the World.

Stakeholders will be able to learn, share, discuss and chart a new path for the real estate industry. Stakeholders, during the sessions, would deliberate on five key issues namely land, infrastructure, housing finance, policy, strategy, and innovative technology.

World Rubber and Plastic Expo 2023, is an international event that is popular all over the world. All the participating companies and industries will have opportunities to not only exchange valuable experience, but also to find opportunities to work with many local and international companies.
This event will focus on new advanced Rubber, Raw materials and Machinery Technology, which will create an avenue for new products and materials that meets the standard demand of the world.

2023 is going to be a year filled with chic styles and glamour. The common wealth fashion week 2023 will help connect you to the right people and products, building awareness and willingness to change your fashion world.

The world Export Conference and Forum is a platform to promote and enhance the importance of exports in any given economy. It creates an opportunity to increase the need for adequate planning, essential communication and proper coordination of export activities. This will facilitate the effectiveness of brand promotion and networking, while highlighting, successfully finding and implementing dynamic solutions for the issues affecting export trade.