The report said on Wednesday that Biden aims to schedule the summit close to the high-level week at the United Nations General Assembly, which begins on September 20.
Biden could make the call for the global summit during his speech on Thursday afternoon when he will layout the next steps to combat the Delta variant wave in the United States, the report said.
The Biden administration wants to use the summit to discuss ways to improve vaccine manufacturing and distributions, including international cooperation on COVID-19 research and development, the report said.
The report said Biden has not sent formal invitations to countries for the summit, but some have been notified about his plans.
"A month ago I called for a global moratorium on booster doses at least until the end of September to prioritize vaccinating the most at-risk people around the world who are yet to receive the first dose. There has been little change in the global situation since then. I am calling for an extension of the moratorium until at least the end of the year to enable every country to vaccinate at least 40% of its population", Tedros told a press briefing.
"The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare and the Social Insurance Institution of Finland will start preparing the technical implementation and operating model which will allow Finland to issue the EU COVID-19 vaccination certificate to people who have received a COVID-19 vaccine approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in a non-EU country", the statement read.
Italian Health Minister Roberto Speranza said on Monday that the authorities were considering including all sectors in the list of those required to have such certificates.
"I spoke to Premier [Mario] Draghi and there was nothing about extending the Green Pass to all public and private sector workers", Salvini said during his visit to the Milan Furniture Fair, as quoted by the ANSA news agency.
"Every decision on whether to get vaccinated will determine how safely we will get through fall and winter. What we are seeing right now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated", he told a news conference.
Lothar Wieler, president of the national Robert Koch Institute for disease control, told reporters that a failure to rapidly increase vaccination rates would put Germany on track for an explosive rise in cases.
"The pandemic is not over yet. If we do not increase vaccination rates drastically, the ongoing fourth wave can take a fulminant course", he said.