The Israeli Occupation announced Sunday that it signed an agreement with the United Arab Emirates to establish a ‘green corridor’ that allows those vaccinated against the coronavirus to travel freely between the two countries.

The Israeli Occupation Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz wrote on Twitter that the agreement he signed with his Emirati counterpart, Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad Al Owais, provides freedom of movement between the two countries and the mutual recognition of vaccination certificates, without obligating travelers to be subjected to isolation or undergo any bureaucratic procedures.

The UAE has not yet commented on the matter.