VIENNA: Leaders from Israel, Austria and Denmark announced on Thursday (Friday in Manila) in Jerusalem an alliance for the development and production of future generation coronavirus vaccines, a deal that has already sparked criticism in Europe.
The three countries will launch “a research and development fund” and begin “joint efforts for common production of future vaccines,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at a news conference alongside his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen and Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz.
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