Korea Should Pursue Two-Pronged Strategy In Global Vaccine Hub Bid
Focus On Future Pandemics And NIP
Executive Summary
South Korea is making a strategic push to strengthen its vaccine capabilities, with a focus on COVID-19 and future pandemics and the aim of becoming a global development hub. But one expert told a recent meeting that these goals should not overshadow the government’s original aim of becoming self-sufficient for the national immunization program.
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