TEHRAN – A coronavirus vaccine developed jointly by Cuba and the Pasteur Institute of Iran works well against all mutated variants of the virus, an MP said Tuesday.
The Iranian lawmaker unveiled details of a Monday meeting with Iran’s Food and Drug Organization chief Muhammad Reza Shanehsaz and directors of the top Iranian producers of coronavirus vaccine. Ali Khezrian said among the good news announced in the meeting was that the vaccine developed by Cuba and the Pasteur Institute of Iran has been made with such advanced technologies that it is effective against all mutated variants of the coronavirus.