S. Korea to contribute US$ 10 mil. to support vaccines for lower-income countries
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South Korea is offering roughly 10-million U.S. dollars to the WHO program designed to help developing countries secure Covid-19 vaccines once they've been developed.
Seoul's foreign ministry said Wednesday that the country will be a contributor to the COVAX Advance Market Commitment,... a global initiative that aims to ensure equitable distribution of coronavirus vaccines.
For lower-income countries, the program aims to secure one billion doses by the end of next year.
Some 92 developing countries are expected to benefit from the program, including North Korea.
South Korea is offering roughly 10-million U.S. dollars to the WHO program designed to help developing countries secure Covid-19 vaccines once they've been developed.
Seoul's foreign ministry said Wednesday that the country will be a contributor to the COVAX Advance Market Commitment,... a global initiative that aims to ensure equitable distribution of coronavirus vaccines.
For lower-income countries, the program aims to secure one billion doses by the end of next year.
Some 92 developing countries are expected to benefit from the program, including North Korea.