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As of today, 66.37 million Made-in-India Covid vaccines have been sent to 95 nations.
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India, despite severe constraints and within its own limited resources, has tried to walk the talk on vaccine equity and shared COVID-19 vaccines with more than 80 countries, the country told the United Nations.
The UN Department of Global Communications (DGC), which spreads awareness around the world about the work the UN does, has actively encouraged further sharing of vaccine doses from all countries, Counsellor in India s Permanent Mission to the United Nations A. Amarnath said in the General Assembly s 43rd Session of Committee on Information.
India urged the Department to also suitably highlight the efforts of Member States, international organisations, and vaccine producers, who have already done so, especially with those who need it most.
India, despite severe constraints, tried to ‘walk the talk on vaccine equity: India at UN
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India urged the Department to also suitably highlight the efforts of Member States, international organisations, and vaccine producers, who have already done so, especially with those who need it most.
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India, despite severe constraints and within its own limited resources, has tried to walk the talk on vaccine equity and shared COVID-19 vaccines with more than 80 countries, the country told the United Nations.
The UN Department of Global Communications (DGC), which spreads awareness around the world about the work the UN does, has actively encouraged further sharing of vaccine doses from all countries, Counsellor in India s Permanent Mission to the United Nations A. Amarnath said in the General Assembly s 43rd Session of Committee on Information.
Counsellor in India s Permanent Mission to the United Nations A. Amarnath. Videograb: Twitter/@IndiaUNNewYork
“India, despite the severe constraints and within our own limited resources, has tried to ‘walk the talk’ on vaccine equity,” Counsellor in India’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations A. Amarnath said India, despite severe constraints and within its own limited resources, has tried to “walk the talk” on vaccine equity and shared COVID-19 vaccines with more than 80 countries, the country told the United Nations.
The U.N. Department of Global Communications (DGC), which spreads awareness around the world about the work the U.N. does, has actively encouraged further sharing of vaccine doses from all countries, Counsellor in India’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations A. Amarnath said in the General Assembly’s 43rd Session of Committee on Information.
India, despite severe constraints and within its own limited resources, has tried to walk the talk on vaccine equity and shared COVID-19 vaccines with more than 80 countries, the country told the United Nations. The UN Department of Global Communications (DGC), which spreads awareness around the world about the work the UN does, has actively encouraged further sharing of vaccine doses from all countries, Counsellor in India s Permanent Mission to the United Nations A. Amarnath said in the General Assembly s 43rd Session of Committee on Information.
India urged the Department to also suitably highlight the efforts of Member States, international organisations, and vaccine producers, who have already done so, especially with those who need it most.