Britain to supply 20 million Kovid vaccines to developing countries Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said the vaccine will be delivered by the end of this year. The Prime Minister said that this was a necessary step to accelerate the economic situation of the countries after the Kovid Pandemic.
But it also needs the support of developing countries, he said. He added that as Western countries move forward, developing countries are finding it difficult to vaccinate their people against the Kovid vaccine.
Earlier this year, Britain offered 100 million doses of the vaccine at a meeting of leaders of seven major developed economies. But there has been criticism that no significant progress has been made. The UK said it had distributed 10 million doses. The UK has said it will administer an additional 10 million doses in the coming weeks and a total of 30.6 million vaccine doses by 2021.
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