According to local media reports, Greece’s Minister of Digital Governance Pierakakis will present the COVID-19 “Digital Green Certificate” to the public on May 28. The certificate contains a counterfeit-proof QR code that covers the holder’s vaccinations, virus test results and recovery after diagnosis.
Greek government spokesperson Peroni said at a press conference on the 27th that Greece is ready for the issuance of the " digital green certificate ". She said: "So far, Greece has administered a total of more than 5,206,000 doses of vaccine, 3,416,000 people have received at least one dose of vaccine, and more than 1,880,000 people have completed all doses of vaccination. Moreover, the speed of Greece's vaccination work It is continuing to accelerate. "
Greece is the first EU country to propose EU to launch a new crown digital green certificate that can be mutually recognized around the world. The European Parliament announced on May 20 that after multiple rounds of negotiations and consultations, the three major EU institutions had reached an agreement on the new crown "digital green certificate". MEPs will then vote on the agreement at a plenary session on June 7. The EU looks forward to officially launching this certificate on July 1. (Reporter Wang Yuguo)
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