Pakistan has announced its first-ever National Vaccine Policy — and this is not just about healthcare. The policy touches Pakistan’s economy, industrial development, and even national security. For decades, the country has relied heavily on imported vaccines, supported by global partners like Gavi, UNICEF, and the WHO. But with international support set to phase out, Pakistan is now looking toward local manufacturing and, eventually, vaccine exports.
This video breaks down what the new vaccine policy actually promises, how realistic those goals are, and whether Pakistan’s pharmaceutical and biotech industry is ready for such a shift. Is this policy a real turning point — or just another document?
We explain it step by step.
