The European Union expects to receive about 1.8 billion doses of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine
The European Union plans to sign the largest deal with the vaccine manufacturer Pfizer. They want to purchase a vaccine several years in advance to vaccinate EU residents against coronavirus. It was reported by Reuters.
The European Union expects to receive about 1.8 billion doses of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine for the next few years as a debate rages over unfair access to shots for the world’s poorest people.
The vaccines from the U.S. drugmaker and its German partner BioNTechare expected to be delivered over 2021-2023.
The agreement should include 900 million optional doses, enough to vaccinate 450 million EU residents over two years.
An EU official said the supply deal with Pfizer was agreed in principle but that both sides needed a few days to iron out final terms.
Meanwhile, by the end of May, Ukraine is supposed to get 1.4 million doses of anti-coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca company. Chief Sanitary Doctor of Ukraine Viktor Lyashko said so at a briefing on April 23.
At that, Lyashko said that 950,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine are supposed to reach Ukraine in June.
The official added that eight million doses of vaccine from coronavirus are supposed to be delivered in Ukraine within COVAX initiative.
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Putler is not going to be happy, apart from the usual asslickers, no country in the EU will touch the Russ vaccine.
I got my 2nd Pfizer shot yesterday. In 9 days I will be 99% immune to the Chinese plague. Well, at least until China releases their next bioweapon on the earth.
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