The current rules are in force until 31 May and we will see which course to take considering the relaxation, the minister said.
Božinović added that Croatia wanted the application of the EU Digital COVID certificate to start as soon as possible.
Being a tourist destination, Croatia would like to see the implementation of the COVID travel pass as soon as possible.
Apart from serving as a travel pass, the digital COVID certificate can be used for some other purposes, and this depends on decisions to be made by individual member-states, Božinović said.
He went on to say that the technological system was equal at the EU level, and it would be known who was authorised to develop the QR codes for certificates, he explained.
During a news conference in Zagreb today, the head of the Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) Krunoslav Capak, informed that all the participants in two pilot projects — a business lunch and a wedding party — tested negative to coronavirus seven days after the participation in those events.
Overall in Croatia, the number of new positive cases fell by 38% over the week, he added.
Croatia’s current incidence rate per 100, 000 inhabitants is 262.5.
As for the vaccination of foreigners, Capak said that Croatia enabled foreign citizens to get vaccinated.
For instance we have vaccinated 500 diplomats and their families’ members, they have no Croatian documents, and information about their inoculation has been entered into the relevant data base, Capak said.
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