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UAE may invest in a COVID vaccine production facility in Indonesia

UAE may invest in a COVID vaccine production facility in Indonesia

  • Emirati investment is currently moving toward targeting new sectors in Indonesia
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World health body plans to vaccinate 20% of Syrians in 2021

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Germany’s virus spending fires up privatization debate

Germany’s virus spending fires up privatization debate

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Will Turkey’s refugees be vaccinated against the coronavirus?

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