Geneva - Sana
The World Health Organization announced that it has agreed with the alliance of the American companies Pfizer and German Piontech today to secure 40 million doses of the emerging coronavirus vaccine for the benefit of the poorest countries through the Kovacs platform.
And Agence France-Presse reported that the Kovacs platform was set up in an attempt to allow an equitable distribution of vaccines against Corona.
The president of Pfizer, Albert Burla, indicated that the 95% effective doses of the vaccine would be sold at "cost price" and would be delivered during the first quarter of this year.
Earlier this month, the World Health Organization's regional office in Europe expressed regret that a limited number of countries had acquired 95 percent of the vaccines against the Coronavirus, calling for more solidarity regarding vaccines.
