WTO draft IP deal on COVID vaccines 'very good': UK minister
Britain, one of the main opponents to waiving intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines, praised a draft agreement and expressed hope that a deal would be reached at the World Trade Organization this week. "We've got to a text which I think is very good.
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Britain, one of the main opponents to waiving intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines, praised a draft agreement and expressed hope that a deal would be reached at the World Trade Organization this week.
"We've got to a text which I think is very good. "I think some of the concerns early on have been alleviated," Anne-Marie Trevelyan told Reuters on the sidelines of a four-day WTO ministerial meeting in Geneva.
"We are in the final throws of one word here, one word there. I am hopeful that we will land something that is good," she added.
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