The Ins And Outs Of The EU's Approach To COVID-19 Vaccine Procurement & Exports
Export Authorization Scheme Could Be Extended Beyond End Of March
Executive Summary
EU trade expert Hervé Jouanjean considers the reasoning behind the EU’s vaccine procurement approach and Italy's decision to block exports of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine.
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