Denmark has signed a declaration to join a total of 24 European Union member states that support pan-EU blockchain standards and solutions, local news outlet Finans Watch reported June 4.
The EU blockchain partnership was formed on April 10 as part of the European Commission's Digital Day with the intention of enhancing cooperation among member states for developing blockchain tech.
"Blockchain goes across borders, and a joint European cooperation is crucial to ensure future-proof standards and solutions. So I'm very pleased that we have now signed this declaration."
Mikkelson also noted that the government's "Outside the box" Disruption Council is exploring blockchain use for the business sector.
Yesterday, June 4, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Ports also announced a blockchain solution to improve efficiency in the shipping and logistics industry.
In early May, the CEO of FedEx referred to blockchain as the "Next frontier" for global supply chains.
Denmark Joins EU Blockchain Partnership, Plans to Implement Tech in Shipping
Publicado en Jun 5, 2018
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