Entornointeligente.com / Denmark will launch a coronavirus passport later this month to aid business travel, it announced Morten Bodskov, minister of Finance from that country.
It will show whether people have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, allowing them to travel and helping ease restrictions in public life.
Boedskov told a press conference that “in three, four months, a digital crown passport will be ready for use, for example on business trips.”
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? It is absolutely crucial for us to be able to revive Danish society so that companies can get back on track. Many Danish companies are global companies with the whole world as a market ?, he added.
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As a first step, before the end of February, the citizens of Denmark they could see official confirmation on a Danish health website if they have been vaccinated
“It will be the additional passport that you can have on your mobile phone that documents that you have been vaccinated,” said Boedskov. “We can be among the first in the world to have it and show it to the rest of the world”
The coronavirus has seen an almost total disruption in international travel as countries try to contain the spread of the virus. The main European airlines, for example, have a tenth of their normal traffic
The presentation of government Danish was carried out together with representatives of the main business organizations, the Confederacy from Danish Industries, which represents the main companies in Denmark, and the Camera from Danish trade
Denmark, like neighboring Nordic and Baltic countries, in recent years it has moved towards a fully digital system to cut red tape with online platforms that support electronic authentication and digital signatures to enable paperless communications in the public and private sectors
Meanwhile, the European Comission has been weighing proposals to issue vaccination certificates to help travelers reach their holiday destinations more quickly and avoid another disastrous summer for Europe’s tourism industry. But the EU’s executive arm said that for now, such certificates would only be used for medical purposes, for example, to monitor possible adverse effects of vaccines.
Some similar digital passports are being developed to help travelers securely demonstrate that they have met the proof of COVID-19. One, called CommonPass, says it could also track vaccines
So far, they go on Denmark 200 thousand 41 confirmed cases and 2 thousand 161 deaths due to COVID, according to data from Johns Hopkins University
Source: The Financial
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