New Delhi: India is ready to produce 5 billion doses of vaccines at the end of next year, PM Modi said on Saturday at the top of the G20 in Rome.
Citing Prime Minister, Secretary of Foreign Affairs Harsh Vardhan Shringla said that vaccine doses would be available to the world in general.
“We also believe that who EUA (Emergency Use Authorization) for Covaxin will facilitate this process to help other countries,” he added.
Indian medical equipment to more than 150 countries talked about “one earth, health” vision which was a collaborative approach in fighting Covid-19, said the Secretary of the Foreign.
PM Modi has invited the G20 countries to make their Indian partners in the economic recovery and diversification of supply chains, while reminding that India remains a trusted partner in a reliable supply chain context, he said.
Apart from Covid and Health problems, leaders also discussed the global energy crisis, said Shringla.
The G20 Summit is underway in the Italian capital of Rome on Saturday.
On the sidelines of the KTT, PM Modi held bilateral talks with several leaders.
PM @Narendramodi interacts with leaders during the Summit @ G20org in Rome.
https://t.co/ysqhpl7bmk- Indian PMO (@pmoindia) 1635601537000in a series of photos tweeted by PMO India, the Prime Minister Modi was seen meeting with President of Biden, French President Emmanuel Macron, Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong and Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
In the MODI meeting with Macron, leaders reaffirm their commitment to strategic partnerships between the two countries.
Modi also invited Macron to visit India.
PM Modi also has a “useful meeting” with his partner Singapore Lee Hsien Loong, PMO tweeted.
A bear fruit between the Prime Minister @narendramodi and @lehsiienloong in Rome.
Both leaders reviewed …
https://t.co/qun2uhydv7- PMO India (@pmoindia) 1635602124000ON Sunday, Prime Minister is expected to meet with Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on the sidelines of the G20 Summit, in addition to participating in Discussions about “climate change and environment and sustainable development”.
There will be a global summit on supply chain resilience, according to the source.
He will also attend the event organized by US President Joe Biden on the “supply chain resistance” and held another bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit, said the Springla Secretary Shringla.
The Roma Summit was attended by the Head of State and Government of G20 member countries, the European Union, and other countries invited and several international organizations.
The Summit is centered around the theme “People, Planet, Prosperity,” which focuses on the field of recovery from the pandemic and strengthening global health governance.
From Rome, PM Modi will travel to Glasgow for the UN climate to meet COP26, on November 1 and 2.