Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated that Serbia donated another 13,000 Sputnik V vaccines to North Macedonia, by which Serbia’s total donation in vaccines to that country stands at 48,000.
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Serbia donates another 13,000 vaccines to North Macedonia
Kostolac,
28 April 2021
Speaking to reporters after a visit to the Kostolac thermoelectric power plant, Brnabic confirmed that the donation was delivered last night to North Macedonia, as part of a consignment of 20,000 vaccines of the component two, intended for revaccination.
The Prime Minister underlined that there are enough vaccines for our citizens and that if necessary, Serbia will continue to offer support to its friends and partners in the region.
We cannot return to normal life if everyone else does not do the same. That means investing into a common safety, Brnabic concluded.
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