The Russian Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine will be registered in more than 25 countries over the next two weeks. This was announced by the head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund Kirill Dmitriev.
“You know, our Sputnik V vaccine is now registered in 14 countries and will be registered in more than 25 countries in the next couple of weeks,” said the head of the RDIF at the World Economic Forum in Davos. His words are reported by TASS.
The Russian vaccine developed at the Gamaleya Center has already been registered in Algeria, Argentina, Bolivia, Serbia, Palestine, Venezuela, Hungary, Paraguay and other countries.
The website KP.ru also reported that RDIF signed an agreement with a Malaysian pharmaceutical company to supply the drug to Malaysia. Vaccines for the country will be produced at sites in China, India and South Korea.
