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“The fifth day of quarantine has begun, the symptoms are quite varied. There are some that get worse (headaches, pain in limbs, muscle aches) and are not pleasant. There are some that weaken, such as signs of a cold or a cough, “Péter Szijjártó said in the Fifth Quarantine Diary of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, which he shared on his Facebook page on Saturday.
“That is not the point either, but the fact that I was able to continue new negotiations on the acquisition of vaccines in the East, on which I would like to provide quick information,” continued the Chancellor after explaining his presence.
As for the Russian vaccine, according to the rules, the vaccine must be tested for 6 months, but after three months the so-called interim report can be made. In the case of the Russian vaccine, this will happen next week and will be a big milestone in the international licensing process. This is good news for us, as this is how the agreement can be maintained, according to which Hungary will be able to buy small quantities of this vaccine from December and large quantities from January.
– emphasized Péter Szijjártó, adding that of course they are not only talking about a simple purchase, but also “we are discussing the possibility of buying a license, that is, having the vaccine production process or at least a part of it here in Hungary “.
After all, one of the most important lessons from the first wave of the epidemic was precisely that the more we can produce ourselves, the less vulnerable we are to the epidemic. That is why a company is already in talks with the Russians, in a videoconference on Monday morning with the Russian agency. Then we can see when it may be realistic to start production in Hungary.
– The Minister detailed, then said that there are still three producers in relation to China, with one of which negotiations are already advanced
“As a result, in a month and a half, we will be able to obtain vaccine samples for the first time, or at least the first in Europe. “
As we wrote on November 4, Péter Szijjártó produced a positive coronavirus test during the Asian talks after arriving in Bangkok.
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