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Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, revealed her hope for the arrival of the first doses of the vaccines Moderna and Biotec, against the emerging corona virus. In the middle of next December to the Union countries.
According to the "Russia Today" website, von der Leyen spoke. Yesterday, Thursday. During a press conference I jointly held with the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, after the end of the virtual European summit.
And it turns out that the European official relies in her speech on the reports of the European Medicines Agency. Which confirms that offering the first doses of the two mentioned vaccines will be possible.
And she continued: "The first quantities with the two vaccines will be few." Calling on member states to develop plans to define strategies for distributing the vaccine around European countries, and to announce the groups most deserving of it.
It is reported that the European Commission has signed contracts with five companies to produce anti-corona vaccines. Consultations are underway to sign contracts with other companies.