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The World Health Organization revealed that it is appealing to companies that produce Corona vaccines to provide doses of the Corona virus vaccine to poor countries, as one of the consultants said that hopes to start vaccination by February depend on access to supplies, according to Reuters website Reutres.

The COVAX initiative, supported by the World Health Organization, the GAVI Vaccine Alliance, and the Alliance for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations has raised $ 6 billion so far and ordered two billion doses of coronavirus vaccines with options for another billion.

With countries including China, the United States, and other countries controlling early deliveries, however, the World Health Organization fears that the remaining meager stocks may leave 92 low- and middle-income countries without access to vaccines when It is about vaccinating medical personnel under the Kovacs initiative in the initial round of the program.

"We expect and have strong confidence that we should be able to start vaccination in February in these countries," said Bruce Aylward, a senior advisor to the World Health Organization.

More than 40 countries have begun vaccination against the Corona virus with an increasing number of doses, from Pfizer, BioNTech, Moderna, Moderna, and AstraZeneca, as well as vaccines developed in Russia and China.

Aylward added, "All of these vaccinations have been in high or middle income countries until now," explaining that "we must see vaccines enter into low and middle income countries."

According to Reuters data, China carried out the largest number of doses, at about 9 million, followed by 6.7 million in the United States, expressing optimism that the limited vaccinations for the COVAX initiative in poor countries could begin next month, indicating that the world is facing an unfair situation in the distribution of Corona vaccines.