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Germany to donate all remaining AstraZeneca vaccines in Aug

firstwordpharmaJuly 08, 2021

Tag: AstraZeneca , COVID-19 vaccine , Covax

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Germany will give all its remaining AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses to less developed countries in August, as reported This is Money on Wednesday.

Germany to donate all remaining AstraZeneca vaccines in Aug

The government decided that at least 500,000 doses, representing 80%, would be given to the COVAX consortium.

Another 20% will be given directly to countries in the Western Balkans and members of the EU's Eastern Partnership - Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine - and Namibia.

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