“We will continue to cooperate with you in this area. Russia is increasing the production of its vaccines on a weekly basis. We are not only supplying our vaccines, but also, as far as I know, the production of these vaccines in Azerbaijan is also being considered. This will allow Sputnik-V vaccine to export to other countries,” she said.
Matviyenko stressed that Baku and Moscow agreed on the delivery of Russia’s Sputnik-V vaccine to Azerbaijan.
“We are open to cooperation, we do not hide anything, and we do not pursue commercial goals. We want to make a significant contribution to the ongoing fight against the pandemic on a global scale,” she added.
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