Faustin-Archange Touadéra, the president of the Central African Republic (CAR), is working to create a legal framework that will enable his nation to become a centre for blockchain technology. A 15-member team of specialists has been formed to draught a cryptocurrency bill in order to accomplish this.

The French Toast

     Oh, I forgot to mention that the original post is in French, but that's what I already informed you of in the post above, and for those of you who still want to read what Touadera had to say, here is a brief excerpt from the English translation:-

If you want to read that letter also, then read it, I haven't forbidden; otherwise, be patient with what I have told you in brief because its English version is not available.

Bukele posts in English, not Touadéra

     How odd that CAR has learned from El Salvador to make bitcoin legal tender, yet Faustin-Archange Touadéra only posts material in French, limiting his influence, whereas Nayib Bukele posts international information in English alongwith Spanish. 

If the Central African Republic doesn't learn other languages, they will never become a global hub.