Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the CNAD of El Salvador, traveled to Montevideo this week.
“We look ahead to the change of concepts, experiences and information,” says head of the CNAD.
El Salvador is increasing its regulatory affect on bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies in Latin America.
This week, the Nationwide Fee for Digital Belongings (CNAD) of the Central American nation formalized a strategic alliance with the Central Financial institution of Uruguay (BCU). This, with the target of offering recommendation and sharing experiences on the implementation and supervision of the digital belongings sector.
Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the CNAD, traveled to Montevideo to signal a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Because the official defined by means of his official channels, This settlement represents a big step for mutual innovation.
“We really look ahead to the change of concepts, experiences and information between our two nations,” Reyes mentioned.
El Salvador has positioned itself as a world benchmark after the adoption of bitcoin as authorized tender and the creation of a regulatory framework for the issuance of digital securities. For its half, Uruguay seeks to reap the benefits of this trajectory to strengthen its personal monetary ecosystem.
On this regard, Reyes highlighted the Uruguayan financial stability and the imaginative and prescient of his entity:
El Salvador is a pioneer within the regulation and supervision of digital belongings, with the imaginative and prescient of seamlessly combining conventional finance and cutting-edge blockchain know-how.
Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the CNAD of El Salvador.
This settlement will not be an remoted occasion. In December 2024, representatives of El Salvador and Argentina signed the same settlement to advertise the event of this know-how within the area, CriptoNoticias reported.
With the incorporation of Uruguay, the CNAD reaffirms its worldwide mission, including earlier agreements with nations corresponding to Bolivia, Paraguay, Nigeria and Kazakhstan.
