Minister without portfolio in charge of innovation and technological development Nenad Popovic confirmed that another 100,000 Sputnik V vaccines will arrive in our country tonight.
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100,000 Sputnik V vaccines to arrive in Serbia tonight
Belgrade,
28 February 2021
Popovic spoke this morning on the phone with Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Denis Manturov and on that occasion it was confirmed that for Russia Serbia remains a priority in the delivery of vaccines.
The Minister stated that the vaccines will be transported to the Torlak Institute immediately after arriving at Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade, from where they will be distributed to vaccination centres throughout Serbia tomorrow.
Popovic recalled that Serbia had agreed to purchase a total of two million vaccines from Russia and that the entire amount should be delivered to Serbia by the end of April.
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