Washington: Tractor Countries on track to produce at least 1 billion doses of COVID vaccine in India by the end of 2022 white House said here as it reiterated its commitment to provide free, uninterrupted answers to the needy across the globe.
The Quad Grouping consists of Australia, India, Japan and the United States.
In March, the leaders of the Quad, during their first virtual summit, committed themselves to providing one billion vaccines to Southeast Asia.
“Our Quad partnership is on track to help India produce at least 1 billion doses of COVID vaccines for the Asia region by the end of 2022,” the White House press secretary said. jane saki told reporters at his daily news conference. ‘
She said that so far the United States has provided 110 million vaccines to the world.
“This is more than any other country shared jointly,” said Saki. We also made it clear that this is just the beginning and we have also started donating 500 million doses of Pfizer. Will start donating them at the end of the month.” .
Stating that the US has taken “many more” actions globally than any other country, he urged the world community to step up.
“We saw some action in the G7. More needs to be done,” he said, adding that according to health experts, 11 billion doses are still needed.
“Therefore, I think it will continue to be our endeavor to make this a major and central discussion in global engagement meetings, whether Youth Or G-20 Or we will have meetings in the future, because that will require all the richest countries in the world, including the United States, to increase vaccine donations, to increase manufacturing capacity,” Saki said.
He said that the United States can not only provide vaccines to its own people but also donate to other countries.
“We believe we can do both. We have enough supplies, in this country, to make sure that every American has access to a vaccine. We’ll have enough supplies to ensure that if FDA It decides whether boosters are recommended for a portion of the population, so that they can also be provided. We believe we can do both and we don’t have to make that choice.”
The Quad Grouping consists of Australia, India, Japan and the United States.
In March, the leaders of the Quad, during their first virtual summit, committed themselves to providing one billion vaccines to Southeast Asia.
“Our Quad partnership is on track to help India produce at least 1 billion doses of COVID vaccines for the Asia region by the end of 2022,” the White House press secretary said. jane saki told reporters at his daily news conference. ‘
She said that so far the United States has provided 110 million vaccines to the world.
“This is more than any other country shared jointly,” said Saki. We also made it clear that this is just the beginning and we have also started donating 500 million doses of Pfizer. Will start donating them at the end of the month.” .
Stating that the US has taken “many more” actions globally than any other country, he urged the world community to step up.
“We saw some action in the G7. More needs to be done,” he said, adding that according to health experts, 11 billion doses are still needed.
“Therefore, I think it will continue to be our endeavor to make this a major and central discussion in global engagement meetings, whether Youth Or G-20 Or we will have meetings in the future, because that will require all the richest countries in the world, including the United States, to increase vaccine donations, to increase manufacturing capacity,” Saki said.
He said that the United States can not only provide vaccines to its own people but also donate to other countries.
“We believe we can do both. We have enough supplies, in this country, to make sure that every American has access to a vaccine. We’ll have enough supplies to ensure that if FDA It decides whether boosters are recommended for a portion of the population, so that they can also be provided. We believe we can do both and we don’t have to make that choice.”
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