The Sango legal framework has some drawbacks that might make investors doubt the sincerity of the government of Central African Republic. I am glad that the government have acknowledge that it should be refined to reassure investor that their investment is safe now and in the future. Also there should be a guarantee that even if the present Bitcoin friendly government leaves power, subsequent government would not abandon the Sango project.
Overall, the thing that is quite difficult is inheritance, especially related to the change of power, but that doesn't mean it can't be done, sango can be used as a long-term project that cannot be replaced in the future by the next government, this change can be regulated in state laws and regulations and approved by parliament, the legal framework is made permanent and binding, so there is no reason the next government will abandon the Sango project.
Furthermore, for the Sango project to achieve its objective, the government should start implementing some of the infrastructural projects that it has proposed. What the world or investors need now is proofs, we need to start seeing pictures of the installation of internet facilities, electricity connections , Bitcoin educational programs, etc. Government actions would also propel or attract more investors.
This is related to the technical implementation of the sangoe project, starting from building infrastructure, internet facilities, electricity, educational programs, promotions and most importantly providing a sense of security for citizens in particular and investors in general.
If this sense of security has been provided, with the legislation in place, it will be easy for investors to enter the country, either establishing a company or taking part in the sango project.
As I said earlier, no country can resist technological advances in the crypto field, isn't this a good opportunity for the Central African Republic?
If you do not have binding legal force and make Sango a long-term project, this will be a big problem, when the power changes in Africa, the government in this case has a view, so the launch of the Sango project is considered necessary.
At first glance, I have given a view on the reply to the post above, according to the analysis and analogy of the problem.
but when viewed as a whole, the Sango project also has the advantage of touching the middle class in this country
here, I also have almost the same view as you, the Sango Project can be used as an alternative for low-income citizens in the country, as an initial decision, before going too far into bitcoin, thus Sango is a stepping stone for citizens to start investing further to bitcoins.
The population of the Central African Republic is 4,666,377 people, the income per capital is not clear in what range, but some releases that I read, generally the people there are still categorized as poor (Source:
https://id.zhujiworld.com /cf).
Based on these considerations and analogies, it is possible that the Sango project can be developed, touching down to the grassroots, so that the growth of crypto in general and bitcoin in particular will run well in the future, if this infrastructure is perfect, then Bitcoin will find a suitable place in that country.
The simple analogy I gave can also be related to bitcoin in the past, although these have nothing in common in their journey or development.
I mean, if bitcoin wasn't seen as the best crypto and didn't fall into the category of means of payment (in the past), then today that perspective has changed and bitcoin is the best asset.
Likewise with Sango, if they are not able to make this project as good as bitcoin, then it is possible that the project can be made on a local scale which can help the community to develop.
Something that is impossible, will look perfect with serious implementation and good management.
If you put this in a narrow perspective, then everything that is done, will not reach the greater stage.
The Central African Republic knows how to serve the people and prepare the infrastructure for technology development, this deserves great appreciation, for their initiatives, ideas and ideas