Țara care vrea să revină la propria sa monedă după 35 de ani. Care este motivul

Somalia is preparing to reintroduce its national currency, the Somali shilling, after 35 years of dollar dominance. The Central Bank has not issued new banknotes since 1991, following the collapse of the central government. Authorities are advancing preparations to restore the shilling, aiming to regain monetary sovereignty and improve economic stability. The project includes legislative changes and a new framework for the currency. The reintroduction is seen as essential for enhancing public trust in the shilling and facilitating daily transactions.