A working session via remote communication technology to follow the format of the national vaccination campaign, as part of the follow-up to the regional and national vaccination campaign against the Corona virus and work to increase the number of vaccinators and in preparation for the implementation

of Presidential Decree No. 01 of 2021 relating to the vaccination passport against the “SARS Cove-2” virus and activating its accreditation, as of December 22, 2021, a working session was held this Thursday evening 11 November 2021, via remote communication technology, under the supervision of Mr The Minister of Health stressed the need to continue working in the same way to accelerate the pace of the national vaccination campaign to ensure the safety of all, as well as the possibility of declaring this Sunday, November 21, national open day for vaccinations against the Corona virus. The Minister of Health stressed the need to intensify awareness campaigns on the importance of participation in vaccination centers, in addition to intensifying vaccination campaigns in permanent and mobile vaccination centers Tariq Al-Bakoush , first authorized person in charge of the management of the affairs of the State of Monastir, in the presence of Mr. Hammouda Al-Babba, the regional director of health, and in the presence of a handful of regional administrative and security managers, explained during his participation in the activities of the working session thanks to remote communication technology, that the epidemiological situation in Monastir is stable and that he has improved and recovered thanks to the concerted efforts of the various stakeholders, stressing in the same context the availability of authority and launching into the organization of intensive vaccination campaigns in the Continental and mobile centers e t within economic institutions, especially in delegations where the vaccination rate did not exceed 50%, knowing that the general rate of vaccinated with the two doses in the region is around 60% and has exceeded 86% for the age group over 60 years and over 70% for the age group Between 40 and 59 years and over 43% for the age group between 15 and 39 years.