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Yet the EU has consistently opposed India and South Africa's proposal at the World Trade Organization to temporarily waive certain intellectual property rules under the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, a measure that would expand access to lifesaving vaccines and other health products. The arguments used by the...

Story highlights The joint statement after the meet said that the ministers 'reaffirmed the need to use all relevant measures during the pandemic'. In a significant step forward, the BRICS grouping comprising of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa have backed the India-South Africa joint proposal for COVID-19 vaccine waiver at the World Trade Organisation(WTO). The grouping decided to back the proposal at the BRICS foreign ministers virtual meet which was held under the chairmanship of India. The joint statement after the meet said that the ministers "reaffirmed the need to use...

India News: NEW DELHI: Brics foreign ministers came together in a meeting on Tuesday to back talks at WTO for a global vaccine patent waiver, a proposal India and.

Brics nations support patent waiver for Covid vaccines © Provided by The Times of India NEW DELHI: Brics foreign ministers came together in a meeting on Tuesday to back talks at WTO for a global vaccine patent waiver, a proposal India and South Africa have been raising for ramping up Covid-19 vaccine production. The virtual meeting chaired by external affairs minister S Jaishankar, according to a joint statement, called for supporting ongoing consideration at WTO on a Covid-19 vaccine Intellectual Property Rights waiver and the use of “flexibilities” of the TRIPS agreement and the Doha ...

The BRICS foreign ministers who met on Tuesday under the Indian Presidency discussed the Covid challenge threadbare besides an action plan for the groups counter-terror strategy and the necessity for urgent reforms of multilateral institutions, ET has learnt. The ministers have agreed to a set of six principles that should guide the reform of multilateral institutions