Bitcoin's recent surge, nearing $100,000, highlights the global trend of governments adapting their regulations to the growing significance of digital assets.

Morocco to legalise crypto assets after a 2017 ban, with the central bank drafting regulations and exploring a CBDC to enhance financial inclusion.

Morocco is moving closer to regulating cryptocurrencies, according to Abdellatif Jouahri, the governor of the central bank, Bank Al Maghrib. ・Morocco is moving closer to regulating cryptocurrencies, despite a ban in place since 2017.

Morocco is set to regulate crypto with a new draft law, revisiting its 2017 ban and exploring central bank digital currencies.

Morocco’s central bank governor has announced a draft law in the adoption process to allow crypto, potentially lifting a ban since 2017.

Morocco to legalize cryptocurrency as its central bank finalizes a draft law. The move aims to regulate digital assets and explore CBDCs

Morocco is planning to reverse a 2017 ban on digital assets and introduce comprehensive regulatory frameworks.

Cryptocurrencies have been banned in Morocco since 2017, but the public continues to use them underground, circumventing restrictions. The central bank, known as Bank Al Maghrib, "has prepared a draft law regulating crypto assets,

Morocco is in the process of permitting the use of cryptocurrencies, according to the Central Bank governor. On Tuesday, Abdellatif Jouahri said that a draft law on cryptocurrencies is undergoing the process of adoption in the kingdom,

Morocco’s Central Bank governor, Abdellatif Jouahri announced on November 26 that the digital asset/crypto regulation law has been prepared and is in the adoption phase. The Central Bank of Morocco, known as Bank Al-Maghrib,