China-FM Briefing/Vaccines
Beijing, China - Feb 23, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Press briefing in progress
2. Various of reporters, cameraman
3. Press briefing in progress
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Wenbin, spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (starting with shot 3):
"China was the first country pledging to make vaccines a global public good. We are providing free vaccine aid to 53 countries while overcoming our own difficulties. As far as I know, Pakistan, Cambodia, Laos, Equatorial Guinea, Zimbabwe, Mongolia and Belarus have received vaccine doses donated by China. We are also exporting vaccines to 27 countries that are willing to buy our vaccines. So far as I can tell, Chinese vaccine doses exported to Serbia, Hungary, Peru, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, Morocco, Senegal, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Turkey and other countries and regions have already arrived."
5. Various of reporters
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Wenbin, spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
"Most of the above-mentioned countries are developing countries. We hope more capable countries will join hands to make positive contributions to supporting and assisting the international community, developing countries in particular, in the fight against the epidemic. China will continue to carry out vaccine cooperation with other parties to the best of its ability to help the international community overcome the epidemic at an early date."
7. Various of reporters
8. Press briefing in progress
China is providing free vaccine aid to 53 countries around the world while overcoming difficulties on the part of its own, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Tuesday, noting that China was the first country pledging to make vaccines a global public good.
Among these countries, Pakistan, Cambodia, Laos, Equatorial Guinea, Zimbabwe, Mongolia and Belarus have received vaccine doses donated by China, Wang said at a press conference in Beijing.
"We are also exporting vaccines to 27 countries that are willing to buy our vaccines," said the spokesman.
The Chinese vaccine doses exported to Serbia, Hungary, Peru, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, Morocco, Senegal, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Turkey and other countries and regions have already arrived in the destinations, he said.
A majority of the countries receiving the Chinese vaccine aid are developing countries, said Wang.
"We hope more capable countries will join hands to make positive contributions to supporting and assisting the international community, developing countries in particular, in the fight against the epidemic," said the spokesman.
China will continue to carry out vaccine cooperation with other parties to the best of its ability to help the international community overcome the epidemic at an early date, he said.
China-FM Briefing/Vaccines
Dateline : Feb 23, 2021
Location : Beijing,China
Duration : 2'05
Beijing, China - Feb 23, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Press briefing in progress
2. Various of reporters, cameraman
3. Press briefing in progress
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Wenbin, spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (starting with shot 3):
"China was the first country pledging to make vaccines a global public good. We are providing free vaccine aid to 53 countries while overcoming our own difficulties. As far as I know, Pakistan, Cambodia, Laos, Equatorial Guinea, Zimbabwe, Mongolia and Belarus have received vaccine doses donated by China. We are also exporting vaccines to 27 countries that are willing to buy our vaccines. So far as I can tell, Chinese vaccine doses exported to Serbia, Hungary, Peru, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, Morocco, Senegal, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Turkey and other countries and regions have already arrived."
5. Various of reporters
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Wenbin, spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
"Most of the above-mentioned countries are developing countries. We hope more capable countries will join hands to make positive contributions to supporting and assisting the international community, developing countries in particular, in the fight against the epidemic. China will continue to carry out vaccine cooperation with other parties to the best of its ability to help the international community overcome the epidemic at an early date."
7. Various of reporters
8. Press briefing in progress
China is providing free vaccine aid to 53 countries around the world while overcoming difficulties on the part of its own, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Tuesday, noting that China was the first country pledging to make vaccines a global public good.
Among these countries, Pakistan, Cambodia, Laos, Equatorial Guinea, Zimbabwe, Mongolia and Belarus have received vaccine doses donated by China, Wang said at a press conference in Beijing.
"We are also exporting vaccines to 27 countries that are willing to buy our vaccines," said the spokesman.
The Chinese vaccine doses exported to Serbia, Hungary, Peru, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, Morocco, Senegal, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Turkey and other countries and regions have already arrived in the destinations, he said.
A majority of the countries receiving the Chinese vaccine aid are developing countries, said Wang.
"We hope more capable countries will join hands to make positive contributions to supporting and assisting the international community, developing countries in particular, in the fight against the epidemic," said the spokesman.
China will continue to carry out vaccine cooperation with other parties to the best of its ability to help the international community overcome the epidemic at an early date, he said.
ID : 8178968
Published : 2021-02-23 17:33
Last Modified : 2021-02-24 14:15:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
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