The European Union allocated 1 billion euros to create a vaccine from coronavirus

The EU allocated 1 billion euros to finance the development of a vaccine from coronavirus. This was reported by Reuters with reference to the head of the European Commission Ursulu von der Layen.

Last month, the head of the European Commission said that due to the coronavirus of the EU member of the EU member of the next two to three years, they should increase their contributions to the Union budget from 1.2 to 2% of GDP. According to her, this money will be needed to help economies of countries after the pandemic is over. The European Commission noted that 27 EU participating countries have already allocated more than 1.8 billion euros to help their economies.

Earlier, all the UN General Summary countries unanimously adopted a resolution for the general accessibility of future vaccines from coronavirus. The UN Secretary General Antoniu Gutterrisha was asked to determine the options for working with the future drug that will provide "fair, transparent, equal, effective and timely access to future vaccines from Covid-19."