Pakistan and Indonesia Agree to Boost Cooperation in Vaccine Production

Geneva: Pakistan and Indonesia have agreed to further strengthen bilateral cooperation in the health sector, with a special focus on vaccine production, support in technology, and capacity building. This agreement was reached during a meeting between Minister for National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination Mustafa Kamal and Indonesia’s Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikinin in Geneva.

According to Radio Pakistan, during the meeting, the ministers reaffirmed the longstanding brotherly ties between Pakistan and Indonesia and discussed ways to expand collaboration in healthcare. Mustafa Kamal highlighted Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to develop local vaccine manufacturing capacity.

The Indonesian health minister assured Pakistan of full cooperation in vaccine production, technical cooperation, and capacity building, reaffirming Indonesia’s commitment to supporting Pakistan’s efforts to strengthen its vaccine manufacturing capabilities.

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