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Egypt Poised to Become First African Country to Manufacture Chinese Vaccines

by Eric Olander
Ozan KOSE / AFP

Talks between China and Egypt to launch a new manufacturing facility have reportedly reached “an advanced stage.” The planned facility will produce COVID-19 vaccines made by China’s Sinovac Biotech Ltd, according to Egyptian Health Minister Hala Zayed.

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