EU: Malaysia’s vaccine purchase deals will be honoured


KUALA LUMPUR: The export of Covid-19 vaccines to third countries, including Malaysia, under existing Advance Purchase Agreements (APAs) will be safeguarded to the largest extent feasible, says Michalis Rokas, who is ambassador of the European Union delegation to Malaysia.

He said the EU was mindful of Advanced Purchase Authorisations contracted by Malaysia, and would endeavour to ensure that Malaysia’s expectations to obtain its deliveries would be met.

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