The White House claims to share tens of millions of Vaccine Covid-19 for the world this summer, in addition to 80 million doses committed.

Like the vaccination campaign for Americans will not stop after July 4, the amount of Vaccine Covid-19 we shared that the world does not stop at 80 million doses.

American media identifies the sharing of tens of millions of doses of Vaccine Covid-19 is part of the efforts of the President Joe Biden administration to affirm the US leadership role in the international arena.

Jeffrey Zients' Covid-19 response group coordinator (left) and President Joe Biden in a press conference in Delaware in December 2020.

The United States has pledged to share 80 million doses of Vaccine Covid-19 for the world, of which 75% was distributed through the COVAX mechanism of the World Health Organization (WHO) and 25% were donated directly to countries that needed

During the debut yesterday with Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan committed to the US will continue to support Vietnam and the early countries to receive the source of vaccines to repel Pandemic Covid-19.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that Washington will complete the sharing of 80 million doses of excess Vaccine Covid-19 for the world later this month.

Zients coordinator said this weekend US will send about 40 million doses of Vacicne Covid-19 to Korea, Mexico, Canada, Brazil, Taiwan and some other places.

Vaccine Covid-19 that the United States shared by the world is that three types of vaccines licensed by the country include Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson.

As of June 30, at least 66.5% of Americans have been injected with a dose of Covid-19 and 57.4% vaccinated vaccination.