Ahead of the COVID-19 vaccines roll-out, the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement that India's vaccine production and delivery capacity would be used for the benefit of all humanity in fighting this crisis needs to be noted.
PM stated India s vaccine production capacity will be used for benefit of all humanity: MEA
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PM stated India s vaccine production capacity will be used for benefit of all humanity: MEAPTI
Last Updated: Jan 08, 2021, 09:15 PM IST
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Synopsis You would be aware that in our neighbourhood, we have already provided medicines and other essential supplies. We have held training sessions for experts from these countries on vaccine-related issues, he said.
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India sees international cooperation in this field, particularly with its neighbours, as its duty, he said at an online media briefing.
New Delhi: Ahead of the COVID-19 vaccines roll-out, the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi s announcement that India s vaccine production and delivery capacity would be used for the benefit of all humanity in fighting this crisis needs to be noted. Asked about the issue of supply of vaccines to neighbouring countries and other nations, M
MEA spokesperson Anurag Shrivastava speaking during an online press briefing about the Vande Bharat Mission. Photo/ANI
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