BRUSSELS "An agreement has already been reached on the Covid certificate on 21 October and we are very strongly committed to finding a solution to extend the certificate before the expiry which will be the end of this month".
Thus the Deputy Director General for Europe of the external service of the European Union, Marko Makovec, during his hearing in the foreign affairs committee of the European Parliament regarding the negotiations on the association agreement with Andorra, Monaco and San Marino.
League MEP Susanna Ceccardi took the field after the session of the Parliament's foreign affairs committee. "The European Union is working on an extension of the recognition of the validity of Covid certificates issued by San Marino, Andorra and Monaco," he said in a statement. "It is also excellent news for the many workers who every day have to cross the border between San Marino and Emilia Romagna, the citizens of San Marino, Andorra and Monaco are Europeans to all intents and purposes. And even if they are not part of of the EU, interact on a daily basis with the Member States, in particular San Marino with Italy ", continues Ceccardi.
"To cope with the health emergency, San Marino resorted to the Sputnik vaccine, not being able to afford more expensive contracts, but Italy had not recognized it for the purposes of the Green Pass until mid-October, creating problems for the citizens of San Marino. who go to work in our country, the agreement expires on 31 December and today we had the reassurance that a solution will be found to go beyond this deadline ", concludes Ceccardi.
