BioNTechs African mRNA vaccine production push gets EU funding boost
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2025-10-14 07:37
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BioNTech is establishing a production facility for mRNA vaccines in Kigali, Rwanda, supported by 95 million euros from the EU. This initiative aims to address health challenges in Africa, including malaria and HIV, and represents a significant step towards local vaccine manufacturing capabilities.
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BioNTech aims to produce mRNA vaccines for diseases that matter most to Africa.
The European Commission pledged a 35 million euro grant and the European Investment Bank offered a potential loan of up to 60 million euros.
This manufacturing site is about empowering Africa with the tools and expertise to tackle health challenges independently.
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BioNTech is establishing a production facility for mRNA vaccines in Kigali, Rwanda, supported by 95 million euros from the EU. This initiative aims to address health challenges in Africa, including malaria and HIV, and represents a significant step towards local vaccine manufacturing capabilities.