The European Union has proposed to Russia that they discuss the potential joint recognition of their COVID-19 vaccination certificates, the bloc’s ambassador to Moscow Markus Ederer said on Thursday.
The EU ambassador said the EU has digital certificates allowing its citizens to travel freely within the bloc, as well as a law that envisages the possibility of recognizing other similar certificates.
“In that spirit, we have approached the Russian Ministry of Health and proposed discussing whether Russia would be interested in such a process,” TASS cited Ederer as saying.
Russia has approved four vaccines, none of which have been approved by the European Union. Moscow has not approved any foreign vaccines for use.
