Indonesia's vaccine diplomacy strategy: Jakarta Post


A mmedical worker gives a shot of the Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine during a vaccination campaign in Tangerang, Indonesia. - AP

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): In her annual statement in January, Foreign Minister Retno L P Marsudi said Indonesia would focus on "health security diplomacy".

"Our focus is to realise the commitments on vaccines through bilateral and multilateral partnerships," she said, and that the policy guideline was a continuation of the government's 2020 strategy.

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