Kenya's Virtual Assets Chamber of Commerce (VACC) and Ghana's Chamber of Digital Assets and Blockchain Innovations (CDABI) have signed an MOU to establish an East-West African Digital Asset Corridor, aiming to align policy and strengthen regulation in the digital asset ecosystem across Africa.

• The partnership aims to improve coordination between markets that have developed in isolation, fostering a more connected and coordinated African approach to virtual asset policy and growth.
• Key organizations involved are the VACC in East Africa and CDABI in Ghana.
• The agreement emphasizes collaboration on regulatory alignment, policy development, capacity building, joint research, and thought leadership, with a shared goal of building trust and standards for responsible market growth.