New Delhi: In India, two Corona vaccines have been approved and its vaccination has been started from January 16. The Modi government has also given around 10.5 million vaccines to several countries in the world in January, of which 6.3 million have been sent to friendly countries on a friendship basis. According to sources, the Government of India has now approved the supply of 24 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine to 25 countries on a commercial basis in February.
The government had said last month that the Ministry of External Affairs would monitor the export of vaccines on a commercial basis to international countries and international organizations. India has supplied 16.7 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine prepared by the Serum Institute of India (SII) to 20 countries. Approximately 6.3 million doses of it were supplied in 13 countries such as Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bhutan, Nepal, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bahrain and Oman, Barbados and Dominica.
About 10 million more doses were supplied on a commercial basis in seven countries including Brazil, Morocco and South Africa. According to the Foreign Ministry's plans for February, the Serum Institute of India will be required to supply 24 million doses on a commercial basis to 25 countries including Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Morocco, Myanmar, Nepal, Nicaragua, Mauritius, Philippines, Serbia, UAE and Qatar.
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