El Salvador and Argentina agree on digital asset collaboration

The focus is on knowledge sharing and refining regulatory frameworks.

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El Salvador has signed a mutual agreement with Argentina to advance their digital asset industries through collaboration and training. The partnership, announced by Juan Carlos Reyes, president of El Salvador’s National Commission of Digital Assets, pairs Argentina’s innovative blockchain sector with El Salvador’s expertise in digital regulation.

The agreement focuses on sharing knowledge and refining regulatory frameworks, with Reyes highlighting the benefits of cooperation. He noted El Salvador’s early adoption of digital asset regulations and its ongoing discussions with over 25 other nations for similar collaborations.

Reyes urged global regulators to act swiftly in creating effective crypto rules, warning against delays that could expose the industry to scams and financial crimes. El Salvador’s commitment to cross-border partnerships aims to foster global progress in the digital asset market.