Syria has experienced decades of political unrest, instability, war, and chaos. Now, with Bashar Assad’s administration falling, the country is working to rebuild and strengthen its post-war economy. A recent proposal by the Syrian Centre for Economic Research suggests that the country should legalize Bitcoin (BTC) to stabilize the economy.
The proposal then suggests integrating Bitcoin into the country’s financial system. One major component of the plan is digitizing the Syrian pound on the blockchain, creating a centralized digital currency that could compete with other major financial currencies, such as the U.S. dollar, gold, and BTC.
Another aspect of the proposal is encouraging Syria to use some of its energy resources to begin mining Bitcoin.
These proposals set forth goals that invoke hope for the country, but initiating these efforts would take significant effort. For one, the country currently lacks the technological infrastructure to implement this type of currency on a wide scale. Another problem is that the old regime’s significant debt poses a huge hinderance on the current administration. International sanctions could also potentially limit Syria’s goals.
Despite these challenges, hopeful advocates suggest that adopting cryptocurrency will open new doors for modernization and financial progress in the Middle Eastern country.
Currently, interest in digital currencies is exploding on a governmental level. As of mid-2024, 134 countries and currency unions were exploring a central bank digital currency option. Combined, these entities make up nearly all, 98%, of global GDP. Many of the countries considering CBDCs were already in the advanced stages of exploring them, with some already implementing pilot programs. Russia, Turkey, Brazil, Australia, Japan, and India have all already soft launched CBDCs in their countries.
Three countries, the Bahamas, Jamaica, and Nigeria, have fully launched their CBDCs.
Considering all this, it’s clear that digital currencies will play a pivotal role in financial markets in the coming years. This is great news for investors, especially if you invested in Bitcoin or a similar cryptocurrencies in its early stages and watched it grow.
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