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The president of the EC makes it clear that the responsibility of administering the sera lies with the governments of each country
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The European Union reached its goal of distributing enough coronavirus vaccines to its member countries to cover 70% of the adult population, the one most at risk if you catch the disease. This has been explained by the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
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“Until this weekend, we have delivered enough serums to the Member States to fully immunize at least 70% of the adult population,” said the community official after emphasizing that it is now the responsibility of the 27 governments to administer them.
The Heads of State and Government of the European Union have committed to donate to third countries before the year ends “at least 100 million” vaccines with the objective of speed up global vaccination and helping low-income countries boost immunization, as announced at the G-20 health summit in Rome in May. The Twenty-seven are also committed to helping other countries, particularly in Africa, develop their production capacity.
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