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However, those vaccinated with Sinopharm in China or Sputnik V in Russia will not be able to receive the Union’s common protection certificate, Euronews has learned.
As reported by the Index, according to a document obtained by Bloomberg, the European Commission proposed that the European Union adopt Chinese and Russian vaccines by issuing common EU protection certificates. The European Commission wants to present a draft EU protection certificate next week. Referring to a closed-door meeting of two EU commissioners, the portal now writes:
Those who receive a vaccine that has not been approved by the European Medicines Agency will not be able to have this certificate because they are not subject to the EU liability standards or the quality assurance procedure.
They write. The European Commission will publish its plans for a common safety certificate next Wednesday.
(Cover image: Vaccination certificates and Chinese vaccine box against Sinopharm coronavirus on the day of vaccination at the János Szabó general office, March 1, 2021. Photo: Péter Komka / MTI)
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