Norway has donated 180 doses of AstraZeneca's anti-COVID vaccine to Kosovo. The news was announced on Tuesday by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway on its Twitter page.
In the post on Twitter, the foreign minister of Norway, Ine Marie Eriksen Soriede, said that Kosovo can depend on the European Team, while she congratulated the good cooperation with the EU emissary for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Miroslav Lajçak and with the EU.
"Kosovo can rely on the European Team. Norway donates over 180 thousand doses of AstraZeneca vaccine to Kosovo. Good cooperation with Miroslav Lajcak and EU institutions", said Soriede.
Kosovo has also been promised a donation of anti-COVID vaccines from the USA. He also received vaccine donations from the COVAX program and from the European Union.
FM #EriksenSoriede :Kosovo can rely on Team Europe. Norway donates more than 180 000 AZ doses to #Kosovo. Good cooperation with @MiroslavLajcak and EU institutions. #vaccination # COVID19 pic.twitter.com/lfo9skzvDY
- Norway MFA (@NorwayMFA) June 22, 2021
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