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The financing is part of the World Bank’s commitment to low- and middle-income countries to acquire and distribute vaccines and strengthen their health systems. AFP/File ISLAMABAD: The World Bank has announced that it is providing over $4 billion for the purchase and supply of Covid-19 vaccines to 51 countries, including Pakistan. More than half of the financing comes from the International Development Association (IDA), the bank’s fund for the world’s poorest countries, and is provided as grant or on highly concessional terms, according to a World Bank press release issued here on June 30. The financing is part of the World Bank’s commitment to low- and middle-income countries to acquire and distribute vaccines and strengthen their health systems. Half of the 51 countries are in Africa.

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