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President Klaus Iohannis will issue a press release on Monday, starting at 5:00 p.m., following a meeting on the anti-Covid-19 vaccination campaign that was attended by Defense Minister Nicolae Ciucă, the Minister of the Interior. , Marcel Vela and the Minister of Health. , Nelu Tătaru.
“Meeting on the issue of the anti-COVID-19 vaccination campaign, a national security issue
The President of Romania, Mr. Klaus Iohannis, will have on Monday, November 23 of this year, at 2:00 p.m., at the Cotroceni Palace, a meeting on the vaccination campaign against COVID-19, a national security issue, which will be attended by the Minister of National Defense, Nicolae Ciucă, the Minister of the Interior, Marcel Vela, and the Minister of Health, Nelu Tătaru ”, shows a statement issued by the Presidential Administration.
The head of state announced the meeting in Cotroceni at the end of last week.
“In terms of vaccination, the vaccination campaign must be a success and as such, in my opinion, the vaccination campaign is a matter of national security. To do this, I have called a meeting for Monday, which will be attended, in addition to myself, by the Minister of Defense, the Minister of the Interior and Health, and we will clarify all aspects related to the vaccination campaign as a matter of national security, ”said Iohannis.
The Executive approved, at the last meeting, at the proposal of the Ministry of Health, the Memorandum on the establishment of the National Coordinator of activities related to vaccination against SARS-CoV-2.
The activities of the Committee will be carried out by representatives of the institutions involved in the Ministry of Health and subordinate institutions, in coordination and under the authority of the Ministry of Health, with a role in public health (INSP, ANMDMR), Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Public Works, Development. and the Administration, the National Public Procurement Agency, as well as representatives of the Romanian College of Physicians and professional organizations, according to Agerpres.
Infectious disease GP Valeriu Gheorghiţă of the Central Military Hospital was appointed coordinator of the nationwide anti-COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
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