By the end of the year and after almost three years of pandemic, normalcy will be restored, Pfizer CEO Dr. Albert Bourla.
"The question is not whether the virus will go away, but whether we will get our lives back, whether we will return to normality. What has cost us the most is what has to do with social distances. So I think we are getting there both because of the vaccines but also because of the pressure that society is putting on governments to lift the measures."
He also made reference to new vaccines with a one-year validity that will contribute to fewer hospital admissions. "This will enable us to relax the measures. I believe that by the end of the year we will have our lives fully in our hands."
The Pfizer CEO then referred to the company's investment in his hometown of Thessaloniki - an investment that was planned before the pandemic even broke out - and which provided new jobs.
Finally, Mr. Bourla did not fail to comment on what is happening in Ukraine, calling for support and solidarity with the Ukrainian people, while also pointing out the business sanctions imposed by Pfizer on Russia.
Source: CNA
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