Ue e Oms investono sette milioni in un progetto pro vaccinazioni nei Balcani occidentali

epa08665770 European union flags wave in front of the Berlaymont building headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, 13 September 2020. Media reports the European Union is prepared in the event of an unfavorable outcome to trade negotiations with the United Kingdom and is still working to find agreements and solutions but time is running out with only one month remaining to negotiate a trade deal said European Commissioner for Economy Paolo Gentiloni on Saturday 12 September 2020. EPA/JULIEN WARNAND
epa08665770 European union flags wave in front of the Berlaymont building headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, 13 September 2020. Media reports the European Union is prepared in the event of an unfavorable outcome to trade negotiations with the United Kingdom and is still working to find agreements and solutions but time is running out with only one month remaining to negotiate a trade deal said European Commissioner for Economy Paolo Gentiloni on Saturday 12 September 2020. EPA/JULIEN WARNAND

TRIESTE L'Unione europea e l'Organizzazione mondiale della Sanità (Oms) hanno lanciato un nuovo progetto regionale del valore di oltre 7 milioni di euro per sostenere la vaccinazione sicura ed efficace nei Balcani occidentali. Lo ha annunciato la Commissione Ue. I nuovi finanziamenti aiuteranno «a preparare la regione per ricevere e sommistrare in modo efficaci i vaccini anti-Covid», compresi quelli ricevuti dalla piattaforma Covax, ha spiegato Bruxelles.

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