Head of Iran's Pasteur Institute Alireza Biglari underlined that the Iran-made coronavirus vaccines will be exported to different countries around the world.
"Given the 100-year history of vaccine production, proven safe and effective vaccine and effectiveness against new mutations, the export market for this vaccine will be open," Biglari said.
He pointed out that the Pasteur Institute complex has a hundred-year history in the field of production and this complex is one of the oldest manufacturers of vaccines in the region and the world.
"It has been proven that this vaccine can be used safely between the ages of 18 and 90," Biglari added.
The head of the Pasteur Institute of Iran, meantime, pointed out that 44,000 people in Cuba and 24,000 people in Iran have received the second dose of the joint vaccine of the Pasteur Institute of Iran and Cuba.
Head of the COV-Iran Barekat vaccine project at the Headquarters for the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order (HEIKO) Hassan Jalili announced late last month production of 1mln doses of coronavirus vaccine in the country, saying that the capacity for the production of the home-made vaccine will increase to over 18mln doses in September, Fars News reporetd.
