At CNAD, we continue to generate and promote knowledge and culture within the digital asset ecosystem.

On Wednesday, November 20, we participated in the international forum “Challenges and Opportunities for the Virtual Asset Ecosystem in El Salvador”, held at the facilities of the Escuela Superior de Economía y Negocios (ESEN).

Our directors, Lic. Miguel Serafín and Lic. César Córdova, served as panelists in conferences addressing how an effective regulatory framework contributes to a safer ecosystem for virtual assets, as well as new business models: challenges and opportunities of tokenizing real-world assets.

The discussion focused on the challenges El Salvador faces as a nation in adopting virtual asset technologies, but also on the opportunities arising from the development of digital assets as a dynamic ecosystem for the economy. This creates new economic opportunities, investments, businesses, financial inclusion, and the generation of highly skilled employment.

The forum also featured the participation of representatives from international cooperation organizations such as Global Financial Integrity, the Cyrus Vance Center for International Justice, authorities from the Financial Investigation Unit, and representatives from GAFILAT and the Attorney General’s Office of Colombia, who addressed topics such as the role of the private sector in cooperation to counter financial crimes.

The event served as an example of how collaboration between the public and private sectors, combined with the support of international cooperation, is essential to ensure that El Salvador can become a benchmark for the responsible and beneficial use of digital assets by both the population and investors.

Through its participation, CNAD solidifies itself as a reference in the regulation of the digital asset ecosystem, in an increasingly technological environment where digital assets are not just a trend but a true and unique opportunity to redefine our economy.