Greek PM Urges EU to Avoid Further Vaccine Delays

The transcript discusses Greece's plans to facilitate travel for vaccinated individuals, including a potential vaccine certificate agreement with Israel and hopes for a common EU certificate. Greece's vaccination strategy prioritizes older people and those with underlying conditions, aiming for significant coverage by summer. Challenges with EU vaccine supply are acknowledged, with a focus on improving distribution efficiency.

What is the purpose of the proposed European vaccine certificate?

• To replace passports for international travel

• To allow vaccinated individuals to travel without restrictions

• To track the number of vaccinated people in Europe

• To provide discounts on travel expenses

Which group is prioritized first in Greece's vaccination strategy?

• Tourists

• Older people

• Healthcare workers

• Children

What was a surprising aspect of Greece's vaccination rollout?

• It was entirely digital

• It was slower than expected

• It required paper documentation

• It was only available in urban areas

What additional measure does Greece have for the summer tourism season?

• Closure of all tourist attractions

• Mandatory quarantine for all visitors

• Free accommodation for tourists

• Increased testing capacity

What was a major issue with the EU's vaccine distribution?

• Excessive vaccine supply

• Slow approval and delivery of vaccines

• Lack of infrastructure

• High cost of vaccines

How did Greece benefit from the EU's vaccine purchase strategy?

• By receiving vaccines at a lower cost

• By getting priority access to vaccines

• By ensuring equal distribution among member states

• By avoiding the need to purchase vaccines independently

What is the key lesson for the EU regarding future vaccine distribution?

• To limit vaccine exports

• To focus on domestic production

• To ensure quick approval and delivery

• To prioritize larger countries