Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority, lead by its CEO Stephan Schurmann, is thrilled to announce the launch of its groundbreaking Elite Diplomacy Program.
Source: Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority (BICRA)
The Elite Diplomacy Program initiative, spearheaded by our group of companies, including Blockchain DigitalCity Bank & Capital Trust, Blockchain DigitalCity Real Estate Development, Blockchain Bonds, Blockchain Bank Stable Coin (BBSC), Blockchain Trust, the Decentralized Innovation Investment Fund (DIIF), and in partnership with the International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping (ICCACK), aims to redefine diplomatic engagement and international cooperation through blockchain innovation.
Elite Diplomacy Program
Innovative Approach to Diplomacy
The Elite Diplomacy Program offers an unparalleled platform for global leaders, policymakers, and influencers, utilizing blockchain technology to ensure unmatched security and transparency in diplomatic communications, thus fostering trust and efficiency in international relations.
Exclusive Features and Benefits
Participants will enjoy a range of exclusive services:
Certificate of Nomination: Recognizing roles as Special Diplomatic Trade Ambassador & Finance Diplomatic Council of the International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping.
ICCACK Diplomatic ID and Laissez Passer ID Card: Enhancing status and facilitating global connectivity.
Official ICCACK Letters of Appointment and Nomination: Acknowledging elevated positions and responsibilities.
ICCACK Laissez Passer Diplomatic Travel Document: Essential for the modern diplomat’s international endeavors.
Diplomatic Blockchain Trust Foundation Registration Certificate: Establishing a vital presence within the blockchain ecosystem.
Revolutionizing Finance with the Decentralized Innovation Investment Fund (DIIF)
A significant aspect of the program is the innovative tokenization of real-world assets. This service transforms tangible assets into digital tokens, creating secure and fluid capital raising possibilities and investment mediums.
Engagement in DIIF provides powerful financing solutions, merging blockchain’s robustness with real-world asset versatility, fostering financial empowerment and diverse investment opportunities. This initiative aligns with our commitment to innovation and ethical financial practices, enhancing the diplomatic toolkit.
Additional Benefits
Tailored Financial Solutions: Customized offerings from Blockchain DigitalCity Bank & Capital Trust.
Real Estate Expertise: Access to prime developments for ICCACK Embassies and Consulates.
Innovative Investment & Capital Raising Opportunities: In Blockchain Bonds and Stablecoin creations as well as tokenization of Real World Assets (RWA).
Trust and Fiduciary Services: Provided by Blockchain Trust and Blockchain Bank & Capital Trust.
Join the Elite Diplomacy Program
We invite global leaders and prospective diplomats to be part of this forward-thinking program. The inclusion of the International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping (ICCACK) in our consortium underscores our commitment to addressing critical global issues through innovative diplomatic approaches.
This collaboration exemplifies our dedication to leveraging blockchain technology for social good, alongside fostering economic and diplomatic advancements.
For more information and to enroll in the Elite Diplomacy Program, please visit our website www.blockchaintrust.pro/diplomacy or contact register@blockchaintrust.pro
About Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority
At the forefront of integrating blockchain technology into various business sectors, the Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority, along with its group companies, is committed to innovation, excellence, and ushering in a new era of digital transformation in corporate and diplomatic arenas.
Protecting & Enforcing the Human Rights of the Child
THE POWERS AND JURISDICTION OF THE ICCACK
The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping (ICCACK) is an international, impartial non-governmental tribunal (INGO), duly incorporated under the laws of The Netherlands, and headquartered at Schenkkade 50, The Hague – 2595 AR, The Netherlands, registered in the Dutch Chamber of Commerce in The Hague under No. 71166505.
ICCACK operates in partnership with the United Nations (UN) Non-Governmental Liaison Service to enforce the rights guaranteed by various international treaties and conventions that together are considered ICCACK’s Founding Treaties.
ICCACK enforces these Founding Treaties, and the due process rights of individuals protected by these Founding Treaties, by conducting itself as an operational INGO that issues findings and orders, pursuant to its Founding Treaties, documenting violations by Member States and/or Contracting Parties of the various Founding Treaties providing the jurisdictional basis of the Court.
Based as it is on the Founding Treaties, the ICCACK has both international legal personality and the legal capacity for the exercise of its functions for the fulfilment of its purposes. The ICCACK, and its subsidiaries, may therefore exercise its authority and establish local impartial operational INGO tribunals, as provided in its Convention, on and within the territory of any Member State and/or Contracting Party to any of its Founding Treaties.
In accordance with its Founding Treaties and operational protocols, the ICCACK exercises universal jurisdiction not only for the purpose of vindicating through civil litigation the violation of certain fundamental rights protected by the Founding Treaties, but also for the purpose of prosecuting criminally those who have violated these fundamental rights for their crimes against humanity, which include the internationally recognized crimes of parental child kidnapping, international human rights violations, international due process violations, and the enforced disappearance of children by the actions of government officials.
Contact:
Stephan Schurmann – CEO
Blockchain International Corporate Registry Authority
Tel: +1-587-430-2692
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