The White House said the United States gave more than 110 million doses of vaccines to more than 60 countries and territories around the world in the efforts to respond to Covid-19.

Today, the President announced that the US donated and sent more than 110 million doses of their Covid-19 vaccine to more than 60 countries, territories, a large landmark strengthened the US global leadership position in the Institute

Under the United Nations, the number of vaccines is more than the total grant from all other countries to combine and show the generosity in the American spirit, the White House notice emphasized.

Moderna's Vaccine Covid-19 from the US was transferred to Colombia on July 25.

In June, President Biden announced the US committed to aid at least 80 million doses of vaccines to the world.

The White House also announced the plan to transfer 500 million doses of Pfizer Vaccine to support 100 low-income countries to respond to disease.

The US affirmed its goal of pursuing this Global Covid-19 vaccination coverage, welcoming outbreaks and prioritizing medical staff and vulnerable people.

America has and will not use its vaccine to enjoy privileges from other countries.