Russia and Indonesia negotiate possible supplies of Sputnik V

12 January 2021

 

Russia and Indonesia continue consultations on possible supplies of a vaccine against the new coronavirus Sputnik V, Denis Tetyushin, the spokesperson for the Russian Embassy in Jakarta, told TASS on Tuesday.


"The Russian Direct Investment Fund has its partners [in Indonesia], through which negotiations continue," he specified.


Indonesian authorities have ordered medications from different manufacturers: 125 million doses from Sinovac Biotech, 100 million doses from Novavax, 100 million doses from AstraZeneca, and 100 million doses from a consortium of Pfizer and BioNTech. In addition, the republic plans to receive from 16 million to 100 million doses from the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI).

 

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