Minister without portfolio in charge of innovation Nenad Popovic voiced hope today that Serbia will be producing Sputnik V vaccine in its territory and underlined that everything is ready for the arrival of Russian experts in our country.
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Russia’s assistance in establishing vaccine production capacity
Belgrade/Moscow,
5 February 2021
After the talks with Russian Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Mantureov in Moscow, Popovic said that for Russia the continuation of delivery of vaccines to Serbia is a priority and that the Russian delegation which will visit Serbia will be led by representatives of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
The task of this delegation is to establish how quickly and in which quantities Serbia can launch the manufacture of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine at the “Torlak” Institute of Virology, Vaccines and Serums in Belgrade and noted that Russia is very much interested in helping Serbia establish the vaccine production capacity in the shortest time possible.
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