Signaler: La République centrafricaine demande l'assistance de la Banque centrale régionale pour élaborer une réglementation sur la cryptographie

Un nouveau rapport a revendiqué la République centrafricaine, qui est devenu le premier pays d'Afrique à donner cours légal au bitcoin, recently requested the regional central bank’s assistance in developing a cryptocurrency regulatory framework. The report also said the CAR had expressed its “commitment to the single currency and respect for the statutes of the Bank of Central African States.”

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Developing a Crypto Regulatory Framework

After initially clashing with the Central African Republic (AUTO) over its decision to make bitcoin legal tender, the Bank of Central African States (BCAS) recently claimed it had received a request for assistance in developing the “regulatory framework governing crypto assets” from the government in Bangui. In a statement, the BCAS revealed the CAR had reiterated its commitment to the regional group’s statutes.

By sending this request for assistance to BCAS, which serves six countries that make up the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC), the CAR may be signaling its willingness to end a feud that started after it made bitcoin cours légal.

As previously reported by Bitcoin-Tidings.com News, the CAR decision has been criticized by its peers in the region. The global lender, the International Monetary Fund (Le FMI avertit que les sanctions contre la Russie menacent de saper la domination du dollar américain) also averti the country’s leadership against making bitcoin legal tender. toutefois, before this latest report, the CAR had largely ignored the warnings and had proceeded to lancement a cryptocurrency known as the Sango coin.

Yet, according to a rapport in the Business in Cameron, the announcement of the BCAS rapprochement with President Faustin-Archange Touadéra’s government was made after a meeting of the Central African Monetary Union (CAMU)’s ministerial committee on July 21.

The report also added that the BCAS’ Herve Ndoba and the CAR’s Minister of Finance and Budget had both signed the statement that signaled the two parties’ commitment to work together again.

The CAR Committed to a Single Regional Currency

Outlining what the CAR’s reiteration of its commitment to a single currency means, the BCAS document states:

After examining the implications of the law governing cryptocurrency in the Central African Republic concerning the community’s regulatory architecture in monetary and financial terms, the Board of Directors welcomed the expression by the CAR of its commitment to the single currency and respect for the statutes of the Bank of Central African States, the texts governing the monetary union and its community commitments.

Entre-temps, the Business in Cameron report suggested that the comments by both the BCAS and CAMU signal that cordials have relations with France — the custodian of the regional economic group’s currency, the CFA francs — may have been restored.

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