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In a major move, influential five-nation grouping BRICS on Tuesday supported a proposal by India and South Africa to temporarily waive patents on Covid-19 vaccines. India is currently the chair of the grouping that also includes Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa. The group on Tuesday described Covid-19 as the most serious global challenges in recent history.The BRICS foreign ministers meet on Tuesday underlined the urgency for expeditious development and deployment of Covid-19 vaccines, especially in developing countries. The group also called for further close cooperation among various stakeholders for a diversified vaccine portfolio.The US and several other countries have also supported the proposal to waive patents on Covid vaccines.

BRICS calls for patent waiver on Covid-19 vaccines

In a major move, influential five-nation grouping BRICS on Tuesday supported a proposal by India and South Africa to temporarily waive patents on Covid-19 vaccines.

BRICS calls for patent waiver on Covid vaccines

In a major move, influential five-nation grouping BRICS on Tuesday supported a proposal by India and South Africa to temporarily waive patents on Covid-19 vaccines. India is currently the chair of the grouping that also includes Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa. The group on Tuesday described Covid-19 as the most serious global challenges in recent history. The BRICS foreign ministers meet on Tuesday underlined the urgency for expeditious development and deployment of Covid-19 vaccines, especially in developing countries. The group also called for further close cooperation among various stakeholders for a diversified vaccine portfolio. The US and several other countries have also supported the proposal to waive patents on Covid vaccines.

China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines. Beijing has asserted that it will back all actions that are conducive to the developing countries' fight against the pandemic.
India and South Africa called for patents waiver for Covid-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organization in October last year so that people in developing countries get access to life-saving vaccines.
Since then, the proposal has garnered&nbsp;support in the US and the European Union.
Early this month, WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala appealed to the member countries to quickly present and negotiate a text that could temporarily ease trade rules that protect Covid-19 vaccine technology, considering the urgency.

China supports India, S Africa on Covid vaccines patents waiver

China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines

China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines. Beijing has asserted that it will back all actions that are conducive to the developing countries' fight against the pandemic.
India and South Africa called for patents waiver for Covid-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organization in October last year so that people in developing countries get access to life-saving vaccines.
Since then, the proposal has garnered&nbsp;support in the US and the European Union.

China has come out in support of India and South Africa's proposal for a temporary patents waiver for coronavirus vaccines. Beijing has asserted that it will back all actions that are conducive to the developing countries' fight against the pandemic.
India and South Africa called for patents waiver for Covid-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organization in October last year so that people in developing countries get access to life-saving vaccines.
Since then, the proposal has garnered&nbsp;support in the US and the European Union.
Early this month, WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala appealed to the member countries to quickly present and negotiate a text that could temporarily ease trade rules that protect Covid-19 vaccine technology, considering the urgency.

The World Health Organisation has come out strongly in support of patent waiver on Covid vaccines. The WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan on Monday told ANI that the world body strongly believes that the patents waiver proposed by India and South Africa should be done.
"This is not the time to worry about patents and profits amid the pandemic,"she stated.
As trade experts have warned that WTO negotiation of waiver of intellectual property rights could take months, Swaminathan said that the body would like to see that happening "very quickly" at the WTO.
In October last year, India and South Africa, alongwith 57 members of WTO, had proposed a patents waiver on Covid-19 vaccine to widen their access. The US has supported the move, while Germany has opposed it.

WHO 'strongly supports' patents waiver on Covid vaccines

"This is not the time to worry about patents and profits": The World Health Organisation has come out strongly in support of patent waiver on Covid vaccines

WHO strongly supports patent waiver on Covid vaccine: chief scientist

The World Health Organisation has come out strongly in support of patent waiver on Covid vaccines. The WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan on Monday told ANI that the world body strongly believes that the patents waiver proposed by India and South Africa should be done. "This is not the time to worry about patents and profits amid the pandemic,"she stated. As trade experts have warned that WTO negotiation of waiver of intellectual property rights could take months, Swaminathan said that the body would like to see that happening "very quickly" at the WTO.
In October last year, India and South Africa, alongwith 57 members of WTO, had proposed a patents waiver on Covid-19 vaccine to widen their access. The US has supported the move, while Germany has opposed it.

The World Health Organisation has come out strongly in support of patent waiver on Covid vaccines. The WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan on Monday told ANI that the world body strongly believes that the patents waiver proposed by India and South Africa should be done.
"This is not the time to worry about patents and profits amid the pandemic,"she stated.
As trade experts have warned that WTO negotiation of waiver of intellectual property rights could take months, Swaminathan said that the body would like to see that happening "very quickly" at the WTO.
In October last year, India and South Africa, alongwith 57 members of WTO, had proposed a patents waiver on Covid-19 vaccine to widen their access. The US has supported the move, while Germany has opposed it.

The German government on Thursday stressed the importance of keeping patent protections intact, after the United States voiced backing for a waiver for Covid-19 vaccines.
"The US suggestion for the lifting of patent protection for Covid-19 vaccines has significant implications for vaccine production as a whole," said a government spokeswoman. The German govt has stressed that "the protection of intellectual property is a source of innovation and must remain so in the future".
India and South Africa have been pushing for patent waiver on Covid vaccines at the WTO.

Germany wants patents on Covid vaccines to stay after US support for waiver

The German government on Thursday stressed the importance of keeping patent protections intact, after the United States voiced backing for a waiver for Covid-19 vaccines.

Germany red-flags patent waiver on Covid vaccine after US nod

The German government on Thursday stressed the importance of keeping patent protections intact, after the United States voiced backing for a waiver for Covid-19 vaccines.
"The US suggestion for the lifting of patent protection for Covid-19 vaccines has significant implications for vaccine production as a whole," said a government spokeswoman. The German govt has stressed that "the protection of intellectual property is a source of innovation and must remain so in the future".
India and South Africa have been pushing for patent waiver on Covid vaccines at the WTO.

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