Demand for Indian COVID-19 Vaccines

New Delhi, 16 March 2021: Ministry of External Affairs has received several requests for the supply of Indian manufactured COVID-19 vaccines from various foreign countries.

In its Press Release of 19 January 2021, Ministry of External Affairs had stated that “Immunization programme is being implemented in India, as in other countries, in a phased manner to cover the healthcare providers, frontline workers and the most vulnerable. Keeping in view the domestic requirements of the phased rollout, India will continue to supply COVID-19 vaccines to partner countries over the coming weeks and months in a phased manner. It will be ensured that domestic manufacturers will have adequate stocks to meet domestic requirements while supplying abroad.”

S.No	Country	Total Supplies so far (in Lakhs)
	Bangladesh	90
	Myanmar	37
	Nepal	23.48
	Bhutan	1.5
	Maldives	2.12
	Mauritius	2
	Seychelles	0.5
	Sri Lanka	12.64
	Bahrain	1
	Brazil	40
	Morocoo	70
	Oman	1
	Egypt	0.5
	Algeria	0.5
	South Africa	10
	Kuwait	2
	UAE	2
	Afghanistan	9.68
	Barbados	1
	Dominica	0.7
	Mexico	8.7
	Dominican Republic	0.5
	Saudi Arabia	30
	El Salvador	0.2
	Argentina	5.8
	Serbia	1.5
	UN Health workers	1
	Mongolia	1.5
	Ukraine	5
	Ghana	6.52
	Ivory Coast	5.54
	St. Lucia	0.25
	St. Kitts & Nevis	0.2
	St. Vincent & Grenadines	0.4
	Suriname	0.5
	Antigua & Barbuda	0.4
	DR Congo	17.66
	Angola	6.24
	Gambia	0.36
	Nigeria	39.24
	Cambodia	3.24
	Kenya	11.2
	Lesotho	0.36
	Rwanda	2.9
	Sao Tome & Principe	0.24
	Senegal	3.49
	Guatemala	2
	Canada	5
	Mali	3.96
	Sudan	8.28
	Liberia	0.96
	Malawi	3.6
	Uganda	9.64
	Nicaragua	2.00
	Guyana	0.8
	Jamaica	0.50
	UK	50.00
	Togo	1.56
	Djibouti	0.24
	Somalia	3.00
	Seirra Leone	0.96
	Belize	0.25
	Botswana	0.30
	Mozambique	4.84
	Ethiopia	21.84
	Tajikistan	1.92
	Benin	1.44
	Eswatini	0.20
	Bahamas	0.20
	Cape Verde	0.24
TOTAL		583.85