US Corona Vaccine Global Operation: Foreign Secretary

US Corona Vaccine Global Operation: Foreign Secretary

  The US Secretary of State has said that the United States is providing the COD-19 vaccine at home and abroad through this multifaceted approach.

Addressing the nation from the State Department on April 5, Foreign Secretary Anthony J.Blanken said, "Unless the world is free of this epidemic, it will not be eradicated from the country. We must work with our international partners." We will work together to develop vaccines and make sure that there are enough vaccines available everywhere and everywhere.

Blinken appointed Gail Smith as State Department Coordinator for Code 19 and Global Security Response. Smith will lead efforts to ensure global access to Code-19 vaccines.

Smith is a former director of the United States Agency for International Development. He helped guide the 2014 US response to Ebola in Africa. He has also worked on the global response to malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV / AIDS.

Smith will oversee the sophisticated diplomacy of meetings of governments and organizations formed to finance the development and distribution of vaccines to governments, businesses, and organizations. He will also support future global efforts to develop and prevent epidemics.

Blinken said US support for global vaccine efforts would adhere to core US values ​​and that the United States would treat its partners with respect. "We do not trade arms for political loyalties," he said. It's about saving lives. "

US assistance to the global distribution of vaccines includes:

Rejoining the World Health Organization.

2 billion grant to help distribute the "CODE-19 Vaccine Market" vaccine in low- and middle-income countries.

When other countries deliver on their promises, Kovacs promises an additional billion in AMC vaccine distribution in the future.

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Collaborate with Australia, India, and Japan (via Quad) to fund, develop and distribute at least one billion doses of vaccine in the Indian Ocean region by the end of 2022.

The US Congress has approved 11 11 billion to support the global response to the recent Code 19. Blinken said the fund would improve access to safe, effective, and life-saving vaccines and help countries around the world deal with hunger and other secondary effects of the epidemic.

The United States and its international partners will also strengthen global health care to address future disease risks.

"Everywhere you look today, the tide of protectionist sentiment is flowing. The United States must mobilize and lead the way."