October 7, 2021 

The U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras is pleased to announce a donation from the government of the United States of 106,470 doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to the people of Honduras.  The vaccine doses arrived in the Honduran capital on October 6 and 7, 2021.   

This new donation is in addition to United States’ donation of 81,900 doses of Pfizer vaccines on October 1 and 250,000 Moderna vaccines October 4, both of which also came from the United States to Honduras via the COVAX mechanism.  This additional donation of vaccine doses is part of the global effort of the Biden-Harris Administration to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.  To date, the United States has donated over 3.6 million vaccine doses to Honduras through the COVAX mechanism. 

This donation is a continuation of our support to the Honduran people and will help them focus on economic recovery.  It is part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s commitment to share vaccines with the world.  President Biden has promised the United States will provide 1.1 billion vaccine doses through 2022 in the fight against COVID-19.