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EU, WHO team up to vaccinate poorer countries

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EU, WHO team up to vaccinate poorer countries

EU, WHO team up to vaccinate poorer countries

The European Union and the World Health Organization on Thursday said they would spend 40 million euros over three years, to ensure better access to COVID-19 vaccines in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.

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