Corona vaccine companies boycott Trump
Washington:Corona vaccine makers Pfizer and Moderna have rejected Trump's invitation and announced a boycott of the summit. According to international media reports, Pfizer and Moderna, two major companies producing corona vaccines in the United States, rejected President Donald Trump's invitation and boycotted the Vaccine Summit.
The invitation extended by the US President has been dubbed the 'Vaccine Summit', which aims to keep abreast of developments and measures being taken by the US government to prevent coronary heart disease. According to US media reports, President Trump and his administration have accused Pfizer of deliberately delaying the release of vaccine results.
Pfizer denied the allegations, saying there had been no delays in the preparation of vaccines or the release of results to influence the US presidential election. Trump's political statement was an attempt to win public sympathy. Albert Borla, Pfizer's executive director, said in response to an invitation from the Trump administration that no one would attend the "Warpe Speed" event. Modina's chief executive officer, Staphy Bensell, also declined to attend, saying "Trump tried to make the vaccine development and results a political issue while the company was working for the people."
Political observers say Trump is facing worldwide embarrassment over the boycott of the summit by corona vaccine companies.
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