Britain's Ambassador to the European Union Sir Tim Barrow has said that Britain will not be part of the EU's Corona vaccine campaign.

In a letter to the Secretary-General of the European Commission, he said that Britain does not want to be part of this campaign because doing so would have to stop its ongoing negotiations with "companies making the Corona vaccine" with which the EU began discussions Has.

Regarding the Union's campaign to ensure the corona vaccine for European countries, the European Commission had previously stated that "it is not possible for Britain to have a decisive position in important decisions in this campaign to get the vaccine." These decisions include negotiations with the producing companies regarding the price, number and delivery of the vaccine.

Despite this, Sir Tim Barrow has told the union that the European Union and the UK can join hands on "sharing information about potential vaccine research, vaccine trials and investment to increase vaccine production".

On this whole issue, British Health Minister Matt Hancock has said that the country will have to stop its efforts to get a vaccine if it joins the EU vaccine campaign, which will hurt the country because Britain is ahead of others in this matter.

He says that it is not possible for Britain to accept the "one condition" of the European Union because "by doing so, it will have to stop negotiations at its own level and negotiate through the Union, for which Britain is not ready". '

He said that he believed that "in this way Britain can stay ahead of others".

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