Abu Dhabi: Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates are studying a proposal submitted by the latter regarding arranging a “safe” travel passage between the two countries for people who have received the COVID-19 vaccine, for ease of movement between the two countries, local media reported.
High-ranking sources indicated to Al-Anbaa daily that this corridor includes citizens and expatriates of the two countries, who will be required to present vaccination certificates or negative results for COVID-19 within 72 hours, through approved applications between the two countries, or according to the precautionary measures set in each country.
This comes based on cooperation between the two countries and the establishment of a bilateral corridor for people who received the COVID-19 vaccine to facilitate movement between the two countries, Al-Anbaa reported.
The United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have launched large-scale vaccination against the virus.