EU e-signature plan to make electronic deals safer and easier

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Companies, citizens and public authorities wanting to strike cross-border deals should have access to easy and trustworthy ways to sign and certify documents, said Parliament's Industry Committee on Monday. To this end, it endorsed a draft EU law that would require EU member states to recognize each other's electronic identification systems.

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