ChainCatcher news, according to Morocco World News, the Governor of the Central Bank of Morocco (BAM), Abdellatif Jouahri, announced that the country is about to introduce a regulatory framework for crypto assets. This framework has been developed with technical support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, aiming to balance regulation and innovation.The new framework will align with the latest recommendations from the G20 and will focus on addressing financial risks associated with crypto assets. The bill is currently in the public consultation phase and will subsequently be submitted for government and parliamentary approval.According to a report by Chainanalysis, Morocco currently ranks 20th in the global cryptocurrency adoption index. Research by Insider Monkey in 2023 shows that Morocco ranks 13th among the countries with the highest Bitcoin usage.

ChainCatcher news, Henk Jan Hoogendoorn, head of the Financial Services Department at the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC), stated that Qatar has established a solid framework for tokenizing various real-world assets, including securities, debt capital market instruments, investments, Islamic bonds, and other asset classes. This framework is expected to be completed and promulgated in the fourth quarter of this year.In addition, the QFC recently established a digital asset laboratory to encourage innovation and research in the financial and digital asset sectors.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Indian Prime Minister Modi called for global cooperation to establish cryptocurrency regulations during the G20 summit. As the G20 chair country, India is willing to take on the task of advocating for a comprehensive global cryptocurrency regulatory framework. It is understood that India has long advocated for the establishment of a global cryptocurrency framework; however, domestically, the cryptocurrency regulatory environment still lacks transparency and is subject to high taxes. The country imposed a 30% tax on cryptocurrency gains in 2022.