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China will make any vaccine 'global public goods'

China's new report over the nation's coronavirus response said that Beijing provided virus information in a timely and transparent manner to the WHO. The report also said that Beijing is involved in international cooperation on vaccine development and clinical trials.

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Xu Lin, Vice head of the Publicity Department of Communist Party shows a copy of the white paper on fighting COVID-19 China in action during a press conference at the State Council Information Office in Beijing, Sunday, June 7, 2020.
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Published : Jun 7, 2020, 10:45 PM IST

Beijing: Authorities on Sunday promised to make any Chinese vaccine "global public goods" once available.

Minister of Science and Technology Wang Zhigang said China is involved in international cooperation on vaccine development and clinical trials.

Chinese Minister of Science and Technology Wang Zhigang speaking at a press conference in Beijing, on Sunday.

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Wang made the comment at a news conference on Sunday to release a report on the nation's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The report defended the Chinese government's actions and said China provided information in a timely and transparent manner.

Read also: Beijing does not respect ‘One Country, Two Systems’: Hong Kong lawmaker

An Associated Press investigation has found the World Health Organization (WHO) was frustrated by a lack of transparency by Beijing during the early days of the virus outbreak.

The internal recordings of WHO meetings, documents and interviews AP obtained showed China sat on releasing the genome of the virus for more than a week after the data had been fully decoded.

AP

Beijing: Authorities on Sunday promised to make any Chinese vaccine "global public goods" once available.

Minister of Science and Technology Wang Zhigang said China is involved in international cooperation on vaccine development and clinical trials.

Chinese Minister of Science and Technology Wang Zhigang speaking at a press conference in Beijing, on Sunday.

Read also: China accuses US of racial discrimination

Wang made the comment at a news conference on Sunday to release a report on the nation's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The report defended the Chinese government's actions and said China provided information in a timely and transparent manner.

Read also: Beijing does not respect ‘One Country, Two Systems’: Hong Kong lawmaker

An Associated Press investigation has found the World Health Organization (WHO) was frustrated by a lack of transparency by Beijing during the early days of the virus outbreak.

The internal recordings of WHO meetings, documents and interviews AP obtained showed China sat on releasing the genome of the virus for more than a week after the data had been fully decoded.

AP

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