PM addresses World Bio Summit 2022

(VOVWORLD) -Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh virtually delivered a speech at the World Bio Summit themed ‘the future of vaccines and bio-health’ that opened on Tuesday in Seoul, the Republic of Korea.

PM addresses World Bio Summit 2022 - ảnh 1PM Pham Minh Chinh addresses the summit from Hanoi.

In his message to the summit, Chinh affirmed that the COVID-19 pandemic has severely and comprehensively impacted all countries, and that vaccines apparently play a crucial role in this fight.

He shared Vietnam’s experience in pandemic control, saying it has taken measures to prevent and control the pandemic with a global approach, while strengthening international solidarity and upholding multilateralism.

According to the PM, Vietnam has successfully implemented vaccine diplomacy and the largest free vaccination campaign ever. Thanks those efforts, the pandemic has been basically brought under control, creating a firm foundation for socio-economic development and recovery.

The recent COVID-19 crisis shows the importance of promoting research and development of vaccines and biomedical technologies to contribute to health care and to protect the lives of people, as well as to improve the capacity to respond to diseases that may break out unexpectedly and develop in a complex manner in future, he said.

The Vietnamese leader called on countries to strengthen cooperation and share resources in vaccine research and production, in order to build an advanced biomedical industry and develop modern medicine to effectively respond to diseases. He stressed the need to ensure a fair and just approach to vaccines and products to care for and protect people’s health globally.

Vietnam is committed to cooperating closely and effectively with other countries and organisations in research, production and technology transfer, contributing to stabilizing the global supply chain of vaccines and biomedical products, he emphasized.

The World Bio Summit, co-organized by the Korean government and the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday and Wednesday, brought together world leaders and experts in vaccines and biology from 18 countries and organizations in Europe, Asia and Africa, and about 20 diplomats.

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