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A Meta-office with access from anywhere in the world has been opened in Ankara

May 10, 2023 | 10:07 |8825
A Meta-office with access to the metaverse from anywhere in the world has started operating in the Turkish capital, Anadolu Agency reports with reference to the head of the Communications Department of the Presidential Administration, Fahrettin Altun.A Meta-office with access to the metaverse from anywhere in the world has started operating in the Turkish capital, Anadolu Agency reports with reference to the head of the Communications Department of the Presidential Administration, Fahrettin Altun.
Source: ru.techbriefly.com

A Meta-office with access to the metaverse from anywhere in the world has started operating in the Turkish capital, Anadolu Agency reports with reference to the head of the Communications Department of the Presidential Administration, Fahrettin Altun.

According to him, in an almost chaotic digital climate, Turkey strives not only to create technological infrastructure, but also content and platforms that will benefit both the republic and the whole world.

The representative of the administration of the Turkish leader stressed the importance of the requirements of the norms of digital law. "In order to create a fair, human—centered and secure world, we must work hard, and implement these efforts also in new digital universes," he said.

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