Serisha Barrat, one of the 50 world leaders according to the "Global Leaders Award", semi-finalist of the "Forbes Africa 30 under 30" magazine, participated in the opening of the conference. In his speech he talked about the challenges faced by the industrial sector, with a high level of regulation, taking into account the changes proposed by blockchain technology and smart contracts. Serisha Barrat is a change leader in Africa for her vision of socially just economic growth to empower the less fortunate.

Another outstanding panel was called "Public Administration Space", where José Manuel Cebrián Gregorio, technician from the Aragonese Government Procurement Office, presented the Management tool for electronic bidding for administrative contracts, with blockchain technology. It is a case of use, of Aragonese origin, and a pioneer in the world, and which has been accepted by the European Commission and the World Economic Forum, and which has been accepted in other countries.

The City Council of Zaragoza was also there, headed by Javier Puy Garcés, and the City Council of Monzón, with Jesús Guerrero and Javier Torres, and in both consistories they explained the uses of blockchain technology.

Throughout the day, private sector blockchain applications were also discussed, from the metaverse, and NFTs, in the "ALASTRIA Space", and not forgetting the present and future of the aforementioned technology in the university environment, in the "UNIVERSITY Space". one of the most interesting use cases, such as digital identity, which this year comes from the multinational NTT DATA based in Zaragoza.