"Georgia, Ukraine, and Kosovo are the first three European countries to receive vaccines from the United States, based on regional priorities and partnerships," the United States Embassy in Georgia writes on the social network.
The embassy said the United States is eager to help the economy recover from the pandemic.
"This week, President Biden announced that the United States would share COVID-19 vaccines with Georgia because none of us are safe until all of us are safe. Georgia, Ukraine, and Kosovo are the first three European countries to receive vaccines from the United States, based on regional priorities and partnerships. The United States is also committed to supporting economic recovery from the pandemic. Today, Acting Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs Phil Reeker met with organizations participating in the Think Tank Consultative Group, supported by USAID/Georgia. They discussed how the United States could continue to support a robust economic recovery that benefits workers, their families, and their communities," reads the statement.
