The European Parliament’s target to invest in cross-border blockchain infrastructure, part of its 2030 targets, has endorsed the EU’s Digital Decade policy programme.
Along with existing initiatives, European Blockchain initiatives can receive support for the purpose of building public services on this base.
EU Blockchain Infrastructure Plan Approved in European Parliament
The European Parliament has passed a vote on the Digital Decade policy program that will help businesses and utilities digitize their work and promises support for a pan-European blockchain-based infrastructure.
It was accepted by 529 votes against 22 with 25 abstentions at the general assembly meeting.
The policy dossier sets out the European Union’s goals to achieve its digitalization goals for 2030. It outlines large-scale multi-country projects to achieve goals, such as building a common data infrastructure and increasing high performance.
The European Blockchain Service Infrastructure is a cross-border initiative that includes Norway and Liechtenstein as well as all EU member states as well as Ukraine as an observer. An EU Commission spokesperson said in an email on the subject:
“EBSI is currently subject to a collaboration between the European Commission and the European Blockchain Partnership.”
