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AG: We Know The World Is Watching
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Attorney General Ryan Pinder said the country has much to proud of and the government will not apologise for putting Bahamians at the forefront of this “exciting innovative sector.”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Attorney General Ryan Pinder said the country has much to proud of and the government will not apologise for putting Bahamians at the forefront of this “exciting innovative sector.”
“We know that the world is watching,” he said.
“We welcome the attention. We have every confidence that the world will see how our policies, our laws and regulatory regime have so much to commend to others.”
The attorney general said government of The Bahamas stands behind its decision to regulate digital assets.
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