President Moon said, "WHO selects Korea as a vaccine hub"

As one of the world's top 5 vaccine powerhouses, it's a bio-leading country

As a result of the government's efforts,

President Moon Jae In evaluated that the government's efforts to become a vaccine hub country have paid off, saying that Korea has been exclusively selected as the "WHO Global Bio Human Resources Development Hub."

President Moon posted on SNS on the 24th and said, "This is the result of being internationally recognized for Korea's biopharmaceutical production capacity and excellence in educational infrastructure." He said, "It is the evaluation of the international community that the Korean government is taking the lead in overcoming the World Health crisis by strengthening vaccine cooperation with various countries and organizations, including Hanmi global vaccine partnership." President Moon said, "Korea has become a hub country for education and training and training to increase vaccine capabilities of developing countries.

 

We will actively share our experiences and know-how with the international community, self-sufficiency of vaccines, and resolve vaccine inequality." "It's another opportunity for us.

 

The world's top five vaccine powers and bio-leading countries set by the Korean government are coming to reality, he said.

 

"It will provide young people with opportunities to form world-class education and human networks, and increase the awareness and reliability of our bio companies to help hub overseas exports and vaccine production." President Moon said, "South Korea is successful based on innovation capabilities and human investment," adding, "It is constantly advancing from a country that receives aid, from developing countries to developed countries, from pursuing countries to leading countries." The WHO announced on the 23rd that it has exclusively selected South Korea as "the WHO Global Bio Human Resources Development Hub." WHO Human Resources Development Hub refers to a central institution that provides education and training for vaccine and biopharmaceutical production processes to self-sufficiency vaccines in middle and low-income countries.

 

In response, Minister of Health and Welfare Kwon Deok-cheol said, "The fact that Korea was designated as a hub for fostering WHO manpower is to expect leadership for global health and safety by overcoming COVID-19 and responding to the next pandemic and utilizing domestic capabilities." In response to expectations, we will develop Korea into a global bio-human resource training mecca in the future, he said.