BRUSSELS (Reuters) – European Union leaders discussed the possibility of having common vaccine certificates at a video conference on Thursday and made steps towards a possible document for medical reasons, the president of the European Council said after the meeting.
“We should be able to agree on common elements to include in a certificate for medical purposes,” Charles Michel said, noting leaders were cautious on the matter, which has divided countries over the past weeks.
The possible use of this certificate for travel purposes was deemed to require further talks.
(Reporting by Francesco Guarascio; Editing by Chris Reese)
