Russia agrees to supply 35mn doses of Covid-19 vaccine to Uzbekistan
September 25 2020 10:40 AM
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Russia's sovereign wealth fund said on Friday it had agreed to supply up to 35 million doses of the Russian experimental vaccine against Covid-19 to Uzbekistan's Laxisam, a pharmaceutical company.
The deal is one of several agreed by the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) in recent weeks to supply the vaccine, which is currently being tested in a large-scale trial in Moscow, abroad.
It has also inked supply deals with Kazakhstan, India, Mexico and two states in Brazil.



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