BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A Brussels court decided on Wednesday to hold two more hearings on May 26 in a legal case brought by the European Union against AstraZeneca over COVID-9 vaccine deliveries.
A first hearing was held on Wednesday.
AstraZeneca lawyer Hakim Boularbah told journalists after the hearing: “AstraZeneca deeply regrets the decision of the European Commission to start this legal action in relation with the COVID-19 (vaccine) supply agreement. We hope to resolve this dispute as soon as possible.”
(Reporting by Francesco Guarascio, writing by Gabriela Baczynska,; editing by Jason Neely)
