AZAL to deliver COVID-19 vaccine to Tajikistan and Bosnia and Herzegovina
Infrastructure
- 17 July, 2021
- 12:53

On the instructions of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Mr. Ilham Aliyev, a batch of AstraZeneca vaccine will be sent to two more countries as humanitarian aid to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection, Report informs, citing the Press Service of “Azerbaijan Airlines” CJSC.
Thus, 40 thousand doses of this vaccine will be delivered to each country by planes of the National Air Carrier of Azerbaijan (AZAL) to Tajikistan and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The vaccine will be delivered by charter flights of AZAL from Baku to Sarajevo on July 19 and to Dushanbe on July 20.
It should be reminded that earlier Azerbaijan transferred the AstraZeneca vaccine to Uzbekistan (50 thousand) and Kyrgyzstan (40 thousand).
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