After months of deliberation, US President Joe Biden adopted his plan to distribute millions of coronavirus vaccines around the world.
The White House said: As the United States continues its efforts to vaccinate every eligible American and fight COVID-19, it also recognizes that ending this pandemic means ending it everywhere, and as long as this epidemic is rampant anywhere in the world, the American people will remain vulnerable.
The White House stressed that Washington is committed to providing international vaccination efforts like the one it showed in the United States, noting that Washington has allocated $4 billion to support COVAX, and launched partnerships to enhance global capacity to manufacture more vaccines.
He stated that approximately 19 million doses will be shared through COVAX, including 6 million doses for Latin America and the Caribbean, about 7 million for South and Southeast Asia, and about 5 million for Africa, stressing that he will work in coordination with the African Union and the African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Of which.
According to CNN, the vaccine doses produced by Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson will be distributed at the present time.
Source: agencies