While the whole world’s attention is at the center of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the World Health Organization is making its own move as they announced a contract agreement with a subsidiary of a German Telecommunications company, Deutsche Telekom.
The collaboration will see WHO and T-Systems work to enable WHO member states to introduce digital vaccination certificates and develop vaccination validation services.
Aside from the experimental COVID-19 injections, an app that will include other vaccinations the WHO deems necessary for the global population will also be about to begin in the country. Citizens will then force to show their papers anywhere they go as this is planned to mandate and required everyone.
Another “conspiracy theory” confirmed for those that warned about digital vaccine cards for the past two years.
For the last 2 years those who said the plan was always to introduce a global digital vaccine ID were called conspiracy theorists …https://t.co/SysQmJpESK
— Prof Norman Fenton (@profnfenton) February 24, 2022
Deutsche Telekom to build global COVID vaccine verification app for WHO https://t.co/pVNQx30xGS pic.twitter.com/Ho8Qb7zMtD
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 23, 2022
Here’s more from the Reuters report:
The World Health Organization has signed a contract with Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE) subsidiary T-Systems to build a software solution for global electronic verification of coronavirus certificates, the telecoms company said.
The QR code-based software solution will be used for other vaccinations as well, such as polio or yellow fever, T-Systems said in a statement on Wednesday, adding that the WHO would support its 194 member states in building national and regional verification technology.
The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.
“Health is a strategic growth area for T-Systems,” said T-Systems Chief Executive Officer Adel Al-Saleh.
T-Systems previously worked with SAP (SAPG.DE) to develop Germany’s Corona-Warn-App tracing and verification app and a Europe-wide digital COVID-19 vaccine verification system.
Sources: We Love Trump, Naira Metrics, Reuters, Capacity Media
