Muhammad Al-Arian, rector of Queen's College at the University of Cambridge, stated that vaccination is a key factor in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. According to him, vaccination remains the best way to protect against the virus and helps prevent new waves of illness. "Vaccination uptake is an important part of responsible behavior during the pandemic," Al-Arian emphasized. He also noted that vaccination not only protects against severe illness but also reduces the risk of virus transmission to others. According to the rector, vaccination facilitates a return to normal life and stabilization of the situation with the pandemic. "The effectiveness of vaccines has already been proven in practice. This allows us to hope for a gradual easing of restrictions and restoration of social activity," added Al-Arian. In light of the constantly changing situation with the spread of the virus, the rector emphasized that vaccination remains the most effective tool for overcoming the pandemic and appealed to the community to adhere to scientific recommendations and get vaccinated.
Mohamed El-Erian Addresses Economic Challenges
Mohamed El-Erian, President of Queens' College at the University of Cambridge, discusses the economic challenges faced globally and the necessary political responses.