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The Cyprus Blockchain Summit is for forward-thinking organisations which are open to Blockchain’s potential and to the positive impact it could have on their business. The Summit is addressed to professionals, senior level executives and business leaders from the following industries and marketplaces:

• Banking• Insurance• Financial Services• HR• Supply Chain Management and Logistics• Retail• Manufacturing• Academia• Healthcare• Transport• Energy and Utilities• Information Technology and Telecommunications• Property and Construction• Law and Policy

The Summit also expects to attract relevant governmental and regulatory authorities.

Target Audience

IMH is organizing the Cyprus Blockchain Summit

to help inform businesses of the latest trends

and developments in Blockchain, and how this

new disruptive technology can assist them.

Experienced speakers, keen investors and

opinion leaders will look into the opportunities

but also threats of this emerging technology. They

will analyse how Blockchain is challenging – some

might even say redefining – the status quo, and

also provide participants with a foresight on what

to expect in the future.

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PROGRAMME 1st Announcement

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08:30-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:10 Welcome Addresses • Dr George Theocharides, President, Cyprus Blockchain Technologies Ltd. • Yiannis Menelaou, President - Cyprus Blockchain Association, Board Member - European BlockTech Federation

09:10-09:20 Introduction by the Chairman What’s Next for Blockchain? A Review of the First Decade and Future Trends As we enter Blockchain’s second decade (since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2009), it is important to review what has

happened, which promises have materialised and where irrationally inflated expectations have been exaggerated. At the same time, we can debate the future of Blockchain and forecast new challenges over the next few years. In this talk, after revisiting the major milestones of the first decade, we will go through four such challenges: a) central bank digital currencies; b) Blockchain converging with artificial intelligence and IoT; c) self-sovereign identities for objects, machines and software; d) decentralized organizations.

George Giaglis, General Director, Institute for the Future, University of Nicosia, Cyprus

Session 1: Becoming a Blockchain Hub09:20-09:35 Emerging Technologies: A New Reality The vision of the Ministry of Finance on new technologies that have emerged in recent years. Harris Georgiades, Minister of Finance, Republic of Cyprus

09:35-09:50 Developing Blockchain Technology for Modernisation and Efficiency Rapid and subversive changes within the economy, politics, and society at large, along with continuous technological

developments, indicate that we need to be focused in keeping pace with a new and demanding climate that constantly changes. Given how innovative Blockchain technology is, the House of Representatives recognises how important its implementation within a timely manner is and, thus, will undertake the initiative in promoting this technology and subsequently in providing support by securing its legislative and legal status.

Demetris Syllouris, President, House of Representatives, Republic of Cyprus

09:50-10:05 The Benefits of Establishing Blockchain Technology in Cyprus Michalis P. Michael, Chairman, Invest Cyprus

10:05-10:25 Is Europe About to Become the Blockchain Centre of the World? While China leads the world in AI and the US is dominant in Big Tech such as Facebook, Google and Amazon, there is a huge

opportunity for other territories to lead the world in Blockchain. Small countries and islands such as Malta and Liechtenstein are vying for this title by offering regulation-friendly conditions while Switzerland is using its finance legacy in ‘Zug Valley’. But perhaps it is Europe itself that may become the Blockchain Continent. If this is the case, what does this mean for countries such as Cyprus?

Monty Munford, Tech/Blockchain Expert, Weekly Technology Contributor Column - Forbes, Founder - Mob76, UK

10:25-10:35 Questions & Answers

Session 2: Blockchain Governance10:35-10:55 EU Blockchain Initiatives The presentation will introduce the main actions undertaken at EC level on blockchain, including policy and support initiatives

as well as reflections on regulatory aspects. Pierre Marro, Policy Officer & Team Leader, Digital Innovation and Blockchain Unit, Directorate General for

Communications Networks, Content & Technology (DG CONNECT), European Commission, Belgium

10:55-11:10 Blockchain Standardisation Developing standards for Blockchain as a new field of technical activity will significantly benefit the economy as a whole, as well

as provide significant advantages to the private sector, government transactions and the banking system. The widespread adoption and use of international Blockchain standards could facilitate a new wave of innovation, productivity, employment and industry opportunities, as well as play a vital role in the development of many businesses and industry sectors.

Joseph Karis, IT Standards Officer, Cyprus Organisation for Standardisation

11:10-11:30 Blockchain and GDPR: An Overview Dr Paolo Tasca, Executive Director, UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies (CBT), University College London, UK

11:30-11:45 Blockchain Technology – Tax & VAT implicationsIn the absence of specific Tax and VAT guidelines referring to the several activities that can be performed using the Blockchain technology, we shall analyse the Τax and VAT treatment of the ICOs and STOs, as well as the exchanges, digital wallet providers and miners in light, of the general principles and the current Tax and VAT legislation.Demetra Constantinou, Partner - Accounting & VAT Department, Kinanis LLC, Cyprus

11:45-11:55 Questions & Answers

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11:55-12:30 Networking Coffee Break

Session 3: Blockchain in Business12:30-12:50 Does Blockchain Make Sense for Our Business? If Yes, Then How Do We Do It? Corporate boards and government ministries in Cyprus and abroad have been in a quandary about Blockchain technology.

While most understand that Blockchain is “an immutable, secure and transparent ledger”, they do not have a firm grasp of: 1) how blockchain technology might benefit their organization; 2) how to incorporate Blockchain into their business; or 3) its cost or return on investment. Michael Bryant’s presentation will shed some light.

Michael E. Bryant, MA, MBA, CPA, CBE, Chairman of the Board & CEO - World Blockchain Foundation (.Net), CEO - Blockchain Ventures International, Publisher - The Daily News | Blockchain, Austria

12:50-13:05 Blockchain: From Concept to Product Blockchain and DLTs can really optimize business operations and provide innovation at the same time. Case studies for ongoing

blockchain projects that provide solutions to existing business needs, and the generation of impact through innovative products will be presented.

Christiana Aristidou, Vice-Chair, Cyprus Blockchain Association

13:05-13:15 Questions & Answers

Session 4: Blockchain Applications13:15-13:35 Blockchain in Supply Chain: Critical Path to Success After FinTech, Supply Chain is the area with the most operational use cases for Blockchain. Still, there is much confusion

not only in how Blockchain technology can be used to create real value, but there’s also the crucial question “Where do we start?”. During this presentation we will discover what Blockchain is, discuss 3 real-world use cases in Supply Chain today and try to figure out what the critical path to implementing Blockchain within your business is.

Troy Norcoss, Blockchain Business Strategist, Co-founder - Blockchain Rookies, UK

13:35-13:55 Smart Contracts – Theory and Practice Smart contracts are very useful for our daily business. Smart contracts have some advantages over normal contracts. Smart

contracts are on the blockchain and that’s why smart contracts are immutable. We will see how smart contracts are used in daily business regarding real use cases from practice. Statistics shows us that smart contracts will be used more and more in daily business. This brings us to the need to evaluate the future role of smart contracts.

Boris Otonicar, Lic. Phil. (Master of Science), Blockchain Specialist BVS, Scrum Master, Switzerland

13:55-14:10 Open Source Self-Verifiable Certificates Certificates are historically issued by institutions in the paper/digital form. We have seen myriads of fraudulent cases about

forging certificates, may it be academic certificates for jobs, insurance certificates for claims, or even wedding certificates for claiming of rights/benefits. Validating an academic certificate by potential employers is an arduous process but it may also be impossible if the institution no longer exists or the certificate was issued years ago. Similarly, with other types of certificates, the verifying institution, whether an insurer, a government or any other authority, would welcome a solution that establishes trust as to the authenticity of the certificates before them. Blockchain comes to the rescue.

Alexis Nicolaou, CEO, block.co, Cyprus

14:10-14:20 Questions & Answers

Session 5: Blockchain Technology Advances14:20-14:35 Blockchain & DLTs: The Celebration of Cryptography We will discuss fundamental cryptographic primitives behind Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies, and how

when combined, they achieve certain desired properties such as consensus, immutability, transparency and security. We will do an overview of 40+ years of cryptographic research in an effort to design a completely peer-to-peer self-governance e-cash system up to the development of Bitcoin and altcoins.

Dr Theodosis Mourouzis, Cryptologist, Managing Director - Cyprus Blockchain Technologies Ltd.

14:35-14:55 The Long Fight Towards Crypto Neutrality This talk is given from a perspective of a crypto researcher and a specialist of offensive and malicious technology. I am

not going to argue that technology such as cryptography is rarely neutral, and it has important consequences on our lives. Cryptography is expected to set us free, however, technology can also transform us into slaves and rob our money. Government and Blockchain (in the future people will wonder which one was invented first!) are the places where neutrality may exist or so we (very naively) would like to postulate. We will also talk about backdoors in bitcoin(!) and block ciphers.

Dr Nicolas T. Courtois, Cryptologist, Code-breaker, Senior Lecturer - University College London, UK

14:55-15:05 Questions & Answers

15:05-15:10 Concluding Remarks by the Chairman George Giaglis, General Director, Institute for the Future, University of Nicosia, Cyprus

15:10 End of Summit

BLOCKCHAIN

George Giaglis, General Director, Institute for the Future, University of Nicosia, CyprusProfessor George M. Giaglis General Director at the Institute for the Future (IFF) at the University of Nicosia (UNIC), is a leading expert on blockchain technology and applications as well as advisor to many blockchain projects and technology start-ups. He has designed the curriculum of the world’s first full academic degree on blockchain (MSc in Digital Currency at UNIC) and has led the development of blockchain credentialing technology which resulted in the first ever publishing of academic certificates on blockchain. He has published more than 10 books and 150 articles in leading scientific journals and conferences and is frequently interviewed and invited as keynote speaker or trainer at global events.

Monty Munford, Founder, Mob76, UKMonty Munford is an emcee/panelist/moderator/interviewer/keynote speaker at events such as SXSW, BDL Accelerate, The Europas, Slush, TechChill, STEP, Zest, Digital K, Startup Village, South Summit, Mobile Web Africa and others in London, San Francisco, Beirut, Helsinki, Riga, Moscow, Dubai, Lagos, Madrid, Sofia, Austin and Dublin. He writes regularly on technology for The Economist, BBC Technology of Business, Newsweek, VentureBeat, TechCrunch, Mashable, Fast Company and many others. He has a well-trafficked tech blog, Mob76 Outlook, which has more than 110,000 unique visitors per month.He regularly interviews some of the biggest names in technology, including Steve Wozniak (twice), John McAfee, Brock Pierce, Phil Lubin and many others.

Michalis P. Michael, Chairman, Invest CyprusMichalis P. Michael is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Invest Cyprus. As a Chartered Certified Accountant, he has a long professional career in business and audit services, both as a sole practitioner and as a Partner in KPMG Cyprus. Mr. Michael has a vast experience in the Ukrainian market and is the Chairman of the Cyprus-Ukraine Business Association. Being involved in public life since his early career, he served as a Member of the Board of the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Cyprus Organisation of Land Development, Member of the Committee for the Supervision and Development of Cooperative Societies, and is now also Vice-President of the Cyprus University of Technology.

Pierre Marro, Policy Officer & Team Leader, Digital Innovation and Blockchain Unit, Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content & Technology (DG CONNECT), European Commission, Belgium Pierre Marro is a Policy Officer at the Directorate General Communication Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT) of the European Commission. Within the unit «Digital Innovation and Blockchain», he is the team leader for activities concerning Distributed Ledger Technology & Blockchain, Financial Technology (Fintech) and Access to Finance for innovation. He is a member of the European Commission’s task force on Fintech.

Joseph Karis, IT Standards Officer, Cyprus Organisation for StandardisationJoseph Karis graduated from Southbank University in London with a degree on Business Information Technology in 2004. Since then, he works for the Cyprus Organisation for Standardisation (CYS). He is responsible for Standardisation Issues in Information Technology and Telecom Standards Sector. He has been involved and participated in several European Standardisation Committees – e.g. Electronic Signatures, Electronic Invoicing Lawful Interception, Geographic Information Systems and several others. He is the head of National Delegation in European Telecommunication Standardization Institute (ETSI) Meetings in France. He is deeply involved in the organization of Informative and Training Seminars regarding International and European Information Communication Standards.

Dr Paolo Tasca, Executive Director, UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies, UKPaolo Tasca is a Digital Economist specialising in P2P financial systems. He has been an advisor on blockchain technologies for international organisations such as the European Parliament and United Nations. Paolo is the Founder and Executive Director of the Centre for Blockchain Technologies at University College London (UCL CBT). Previously, he was Lead Economist on digital currencies and P2P financial systems at the Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt. Paolo is also co-author of the bestseller “FINTECH Book”, co-editor of the book “Banking Beyond Banks and Money”, Associate Editor of the Journal of Risk Finance since 2016, and Guest Editor of the Journal of Digital Banking since 2017. He is the author of various scientific papers on blockchain published by prestigious international scientific journals. Dr Tasca holds an M.A in Politics and Economics (summa cum laude) from the University of Padua and a M.Sc. in Economics and Finance from Ca’ Foscari, Venice. He did his PhD studies in Business between Ca’ Foscari Venice and ETH, Zürich.

SPEAKERS

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Demetra Constantinou, Partner - Accounting & VAT Department, Kinanis LLC, CyprusDemetra Constantinou is a Partner at Kinanis Law Firm. Ms. Constantinou is a qualified Accountant and a Fellow member of the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (FCCA), as well as a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) and International Tax Affiliate of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT). Ms. Constantinou is a holder of an Undergraduate Degree in Public & Business Administration from the University of Cyprus, of ADIT (Advanced Diploma of International Taxation) Qualification with specialisation in EU VAT Law and of CYSEC’s Advanced Certificate in Financial Services Legal Framework. Ms. Constantinou’s main areas of practice are Accounting and VAT Consultancy for local and international clientele, as well as General Tax Advisory Services for EU based clients on various EU tax matters relating to VAT Law and Blockchain consulting services on Tax and VAT aspects. She is also a certified “Trainer of Vocational Training” by the HRDA.

Michael E. Bryant, MA, MBA, CPA, CBE, Chairman of the Board & CEO - World Blockchain Foundation, CEO - Blockchain Ventures International, Publisher & CEO - The Daily News | Blockchain, AustriaMichael E. Bryant serves as Chairman of the Board of the World Blockchain Foundation (.Net), as CEO of Blockchain Ventures International, and as Publisher and CEO of The Daily News | Blockchain. Throughout his career, he has acquired companies, founded startups, and served on corporate and government boards. He is a veteran of nine ICO’s, and advises Corporate Boards and Government Ministries on Blockchain strategy and implementation. Michael earned a BSc in Finance & Accounting, an MBA in International Business, and an MA in International Relations. He is a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) and a Certified Blockchain Expert (CBE).

Yiannis Menelaou, President Cyprus Blockchain AssociationYiannis is an investments and digital finance expert with a vision to democratize financial markets through autonomous operations. Yiannis is one of the founding members of the Cyprus Blockchain Association and the European BlockTech Federation. He has been involved in more than 150 blockchain related projects and has helped companies raise millions in capital. Yiannis is a digital currency and blockchain lecturer at the University of Nicosia, and serves as a board member of fintech groups such as Leverate, ETX Capital and FBS.

Troy Norcoss, Blockchain Business Strategist, Co-founder – Blockchain Rookies, UKTroy Norcross is an international speaker, educator and strategist on Blockchain as an enabler for transforming business models. Troy has provided blockchain training and strategy support to high street banks across Europe, Asia and India. Troy specialises in enterprise scale business model transformation projects where Blockchain technology enables business models, strategies and efficiencies which previously were not considered possible. Troy is Co-Founder of Blockchain Rookies and former CEO of Opengoods. He has a 25+ year career covering multiple market verticals including agriculture, aerospace, IT infrastructure, telecoms-media-technology (TMT), digital music, healthcare service innovation, eCommerce and most recently Blockchain business strategy for enterprises, industries and business ecosystems. Troy’s breadth of experience gives him a unique perspective when providing actionable insights and strategic direction.

Boris Otonicar, Lic.Phil. (Master of Science), Blockchain Specialist BVS, Scrum Master, SwitzerlandBoris Otonicar has a Master’s degree in Economics and Psychology from the University of Zurich. Additionally he is a certified Blockchain Specialist and Scrum Master. He consults companies how to implement blockchain in their daily business. He advised many start-ups successfully in blockchain sphere. He is a speaker on different events and he teaches classes about bitcoin and blockchain.

Alexis Nicolaou, CEO, Block.CoAlexis is a professional with over 25 years of experience in C-suite positions in Accountancy, Finance, Electronic Banking, Electronic Banking Software, Media and Electronic Content Production industries. He currently also serves on the board of Directors of Grant Thornton Cyprus’ Distributed Ledger Technologies business unit. Alexis is a Fellow member of the ICAEW and has a BA (Hons) degree from the University of Nottingham in Industrial Economics and Accountancy. He is also a member of UNIC’s MSc in the Digital Currencies program.

Dr Theodosis Mourouzis, Cryptologist, Managing Director - Cyprus Blockchain Technologies Ltd.Dr Mourouzis is a cryptologist. He holds a BA/MA/MSc in Mathematics (University of Cambridge) and a MRes/PhD in in Cryptography (UCL). Theo is the MD of Electi, a consultancy specialising in Blockchain/AI and MD of Cyprus Blockchain Technology, a not-for-profit think-tank in Cyprus. He is also a Fellow at UCL CBT. He is currently an advisor to the Cyprus government in Blockchain and a member of the EU Blockchain Partnership. He worked with leading companies and organisations such as Lloyd’s Maritime Academy, Lloyds Bank, US Navy, Technology Strategy Board (TSB), Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE).

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The Institute for the Future (IFF) is a cross-disciplinary research institute founded by the University of Nicosia to explore how exponential technologies, like Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence, influence our economy and society. IFF supports academic programs (MSc Digital Currency), professional training, research and conferences (e.g. Decentralized) to prepare students, business leaders and policy makers for the coming changes. www.unic.ac.cy/iff

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Kinanis Law Firm is one of the leading business law firms in Cyprus, comprising of more than 80 lawyers, accountants and other professionals, advising for over 35 years on all aspects of law, specialising among others in Corporate Law, Accounting, Tax, VAT, Financial services, Blockchain services, GDPR and AML law. The firm’s dedicated Blockchain team is equipped to provide legal advisory services, regulatory compliance, as well as, accounting and tax services for ICOs, STOs and other activities on the Blockchain Technology.

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IMH is the largest business knowledge and information transfer organisation in Cyprus. Its services include the coordination and running of conferences, seminars and commercial exhibitions, specialist business media publishing and human resources consulting. Every year, IMH organises more than 80 conferences related to every sector of the market, commercial exhibitions and training seminars, and undertakes the entire process of five business award ceremonies. IMH publishes the only dedicated business magazines in Cyprus: the Greek language monthly IN Business and the English-language monthly GOLD, which are read by tens of thousands of Cypriot and non-Cypriot professionals, managers and entrepreneurs. It also operates the magazines’ accompanying news portals, the IN Business Portal (www.inbusinessnews. com), the GOLD Portal (www.goldnews.com.cy) and the REPORTER (www.reporter.com.cy). ΙΜΗ also delivers via e-mail the IN Business Daily Newsletter, the GOLD News Daily Newsletter and the REPORTER Newsletter. The IMH Business Development Department bids for tenders published by local public sector bodies, the European Union and other international organisations. Through its activities, ΙΜΗ gives businesses a chance to develop, to network, to find new clients and business associates, to communicate with new audiences and discover growth opportunities. www.imhbusiness.com

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The Cyprus Blockchain Technologies (CBT) Ltd. is a non-profit organisation established as a collaboration among academic institutions, local regulators, financial institutions and other technology associations and companies. The basic aim is to conduct cutting-edge research in the fields of Blockchain and Distributed Applications, as well as to organise transfer of knowledge sessions, roundtable discussions and executive education seminars on Blockchain/DTLs.

The Cyprus Blockchain Association (CBA) is the official house for professionals, institutions (public or private), startups and innovators. The CBA was established in 2018 and is a founding member of the European BlockTech Federation (EBTF) of 13 European countries. The network of CBA expands to 20+ countries globally and includes collaborations with incubators and accelerators, international companies, access to international blockchain projects and capital. Promotion of knowledge, research and development, professional guidance, elevation of innovative tech, participation to international bodies are some of the key activities of our body.

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7. DATA SHARING We may share your data with third parties, including the event organisers and third-party service providers where required by law, where it is necessary to administer the working relationship with your business or where we have another legitimate interest in doing so. We require third parties to respect the security of your data and to treat it in accordance with the law.

8. TRANSFERING INFORMATION OUTSIDE THE EUWe do not transfer your personal data outside the European Economic Area (EEA).

9. DATA SECURITYWe use data processors to help facilitate the organisation of events.We may sometimes charge a fee to attend an event. If this happens, our communications about the event will provide details of the data processor, we use to collect payments. We have put in place appropriate security measures to prevent your personal information from being accidentally lost, used or accessed in an unauthorised way, altered or disclosed. In addition, we limit access to your personal information to those employees and agents who have a business need-to-know. They will only process your personal information on our instructions and they are subject to a duty of confidentiality. Details of these measures may be obtained from our Data Protection Officer. We have put in place procedures to deal with any suspected data security breach and will notify you and any applicable regulator of a suspected breach where we are legally required to do so.

10. DATA RETENTION We will retain your personal information only for as long as we need it or until you withdraw your consent or you object to processing when exercising your rights in accordance with section 11 below. You can contact our Data Protection Officer at Iliana.hadjichristodoulou@imhbusiness.com to find out more about our retention times.

11. RIGHTS OF ACCESS, CORRECTION, ERASURE, AND RESTRICTIONUnder certain circumstances, by law you have the right to:• Request access to your personal information (commonly known as a

“data subject access request”). This enables you to receive a copy of the personal information we hold about you and to check that we are lawfully processing it.

• Request correction of the personal information that we hold about you. This enables you to have any incomplete or inaccurate information we hold about you corrected.

• Request erasure of your personal information. This enables you to ask us to delete or remove personal information where there is no good reason for us continuing to process it. You also have the right to ask us to delete or remove your personal information where you have exercised your right to object to processing (see below).

• Object to processing of your personal information where we are relying on a legitimate interest (or those of a third party) and there is something about your particular situation which makes you want to object to processing on this ground. You also have the right to object where we are processing your personal information for direct marketing purposes.

• Request the restriction of processing of your personal information. This enables you to ask us to suspend the processing of personal information about you, for example if you want us to establish its accuracy or the reason for processing it.

• Request the transfer of your personal information to another party.• Right to withdraw consent of your personal information at any time for

processing for any purpose for which you have given consent.If you want to exercise any of the above rights, please contact our Data Protection Officer at Iliana.hadjichristodoulou@imhbusiness.com.

12. DATA PROTECTION OFFICERWe have appointed a Data Protection Officer to oversee compliance with this privacy notice. If you have any questions about this privacy notice or how we handle your personal information, please contact our Data Protection Officer at Iliana.hadjichristodoulou@imhbusiness.com. You have the right to make a complaint at any time to the Commissioner of Personal Data Office, the Cyprus supervisory authority for data protection issues.

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