Vietnam works to launch vaccine passport soon: Vice Spokesperson

  •  Friday, September 10, 2021

To ensure the implementation of the dual goals of pandemic prevention and economic development, Vietnamese authorities are working for the early deployment of vaccine passports and adjusting regulations on entry and exit, creating more favourable conditions for foreign experts, workers and investors to enter the nation.

Vice spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry Doan Khac Viet
Vice spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry Doan Khac Viet

At the ministry’s regular press conference on September 9, Vice Spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry Doan Khac Viet added that Vietnam is also studying a closed tourism pilot programme for international tourists who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Regarding pandemic prevention and control as well as social security in Ho Chi Minh City, the diplomat said that although there are still many difficulties and the epidemic condition is still complicated, many positive signs have been seen in this hotspot.

The fight against COVID-19 in Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City has so far received valuable support from international friends and community, he said, expressing his sincere thanks for such assistance.

NDO

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