The DCVMN Network was represented by our CEO, Mr. Rajinder Suri, at the 2nd edition of the Vaccine World Forum, a global platform dedicated to shaping the future of vaccines and immunization in developing countries.
Mr. Suri had the distinct honor of joining the Inauguration Ceremony, setting the stage for high-level discussions on accelerating vaccine innovation and equitable access. He went on to contribute to a high-level Leadership Panel on “Vaccine Partnerships to Promote Global Health Security,” where they highlighted the pivotal role of collaborative frameworks in driving equitable vaccine access. The panel explored how innovative partnership models are enabling regional self-reliance, and discussed the need for global compliance and accountability in vaccine manufacturing and distribution.
In his exclusive Keynote session, Mr. Suri provided a comprehensive view of the evolving global vaccine landscape. He presented the progress of vaccine pipelines and emerging technologies, strategies for effective stockpile management, and the opportunities for funding and investment opportunities for vaccine manufacturers in developing countries.
His contributions underscored DCVMN’s unwavering commitment to building a more resilient, inclusive, and prepared health ecosystem through innovation, collaboration, and capacity building so that no one is left behind.
