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she's been a managing director world bank, and is now chair of gavi, that's the global alliance for vaccinescial covid—i9 envoy for africa, charged with mobilising international economical support for the point today. we are also joined by doctor tshidi moeti. she is a medical doctor from botswana, where she worked extensively in public health, including in programmes to tackle tuberculosis and hiv infections. five years ago, she became the first woman to be elected as the regional director for africa in the world health organization, the who. welcome to you both, ladies, and also to our audience. i'm going to give you a round of applause. you can't hear it maybe, but anyway, there we go. remember you, too, can join the conversation — it's #bbcglobalquestions. let's go to our first question. benedict, from the democratic republic of congo butjoins us from coventry in england. benedict, what's your question, please? my question to the panel is just wanting to know, is it true that the covid—i9 cannot spread in hot temperature countries? we had so many questions on social media asking about th

she's been a managing director at the world bank, and is now chair of gavi, that's the global alliance for vaccines she is also a special covid—19 envoy for africa, charged with mobilising international economical support for the continent. we are also joined by doctor tshidi moeti. she is a medical doctor from botswana, where she worked extensively in public health, including in programmes to tackle tuberculosis and hiv infections. five years ago, she became the first woman to be elected as the regional director for africa in the world health organization, the who. welcome to you both, ladies, and also to our audience. i'm going to give you a round of applause. you can't hear it maybe, but anyway, there we go. remember you, too, can join the conversation — it's #bbcglobalquestions. let's go to our first question. benedict, from the democratic republic of congo butjoins us from coventry in england. benedict, what's your question, please? my question to the panel is just wanting to know, is it true that the covid—19 cannot spread in hot temperature countries? we had so many questions on social media

global alliance of countries and organizations has formed it has a 100 potential vaccines it development a handful in clinical trials the speed is unprecedented. but doesn't competition drive innovation. for the united states is steering clear of the global initiative it reckons its drug makers will be the 1st to find a vaccine. we're going to fish track it like you've never seen before if we come up with take. away would that leave the rest of the world. a big fizzle and when the new coronavirus 1st went global it spot mass protectionism border close its trade stops travel bags it was a russian mosques shortages or export restrictions now the competition has got even fiesta with a vaccine the holy grail of medicine a terrifying disease brought to an end by a vaccine the polio vaccine earned jonas salk worldwide fame when it came out in 1955 but it didn't earn him money he made no effort to patent his invention developing a vaccine against corona virus will be extremely expensive at least 80 teams around the world are working independently funded by pharma companies governments and n.g.o.s in a race to be 1st but critics say this race is a needless game of catch up among the key funders o

global response to coronavirus, including our pledge of 388 million for the vital research and development of vaccines, treatments and tests. that is the focus of today's conference. through the global vaccine alliancemany of you to the summits we are hosting on the 14th of june. you to the summits we are hosting on the 14th ofjune. when we find a vaccine, it is vital we are able to distribute it to everyone who needs it. countries and pharmaceutical companies will need to work together with an approach that defies the usual ways of operating. we will need innovative partnerships like the one between astrazeneca and the university of oxford, and we will need a truly global effort, because no one country and no one pharmaceutical company will be able to do this alone. the race to discover the vaccine to defeat this virus is not a competition between countries, but the most urgent shared endeavour of our lifetimes. it is humanity against the virus. we are in this together, and together, we will prevail. thank you so much. i am so grateful to the united kingdom for this encouraging message, and their generosity. and now, we turn to the 620 generosity. and now, we turn to the gzo president... we will pu