China, on behalf of countries with similar views, called for equitable global distribution of vaccin

Original title: China calls for equitable global distribution of vaccines on behalf of countries with similar views at the United Nations Human Rights Council
China, novel coronavirus pneumonia, Geneva, September 28, Xinhua, 28 Chen Xu, speaking at the forty-eighth session of the UN Human Rights Council at the forty-eighth session of the UN Human Rights Council, on behalf of the 30 UN similar countries in Russia, South Africa, Pakistan, Egypt, Mexico and Indonesia, held the seminar at the UN Human Rights Council's third session of the UN Conference on human rights. Call for equitable global distribution of vaccines.
The novel coronavirus pneumonia epidemic is still spreading, Chen Xu said. The virus variation is worrying, which has a negative impact on China's economic and social development, especially in developing countries, and seriously threatens people's health. Vaccine is a powerful tool to overcome the epidemic and should become a global public product. However, at present, the problems of uneven global vaccine distribution and unbalanced vaccination are still prominent, and the problem of "immunization gap" needs to be solved urgently.
Chen Xu said that we support the United Nations call for equitable global vaccine distribution and urge all countries to put people's right to life and health first, rather than economic interests, political considerations and other factors. Countries should adhere to the first attribute of vaccines as global public goods and refrain from "vaccine nationalism". In the spirit of solidarity and cooperation, the international community should adhere to moral fairness, practice multilateralism, increase assistance to developing countries and improve the accessibility and affordability of vaccines and other health products in developing countries, especially the least developed countries.
Chen Xu said that we call on Member States and other relevant parties to increase vaccine production, enhance vaccine production capacity in developing countries through export, donation, joint research, authorized production and technology transfer, and support the intellectual property exemption of Xinguan vaccine. We also call on countries in a position to do so to actively participate in international development cooperation, help developing countries achieve sustainable development and effectively resolve the impact of the epidemic on the economy and society.