Taiwan delivered over 150,000 doses of its locally-made Medigen vaccine to Somaliland, underscoring the two countries’ “rock-solid brotherly” diplomacy ties, Taiwan’s representative in Somaliland said on Monday. The vaccine doses arrived at Egal International Airport during a meeting between Taiwanese Ambassador Allen Lou and Somaliland’s Health Minister Hassan Mohamed Ali Gafadhi on Monday, according to a statement released by Horn Diplomat. This is Taiwan’s first time donating domestically-made vaccines to the international community as part of its commitment to assist Somaliland to combat the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus. “This donation of 150,000 doses of Taiwan-made COVID-19 vaccines shows not only the rock-solid brotherly relationship between Taiwan and Somaliland but also the spirit of ‘Health for All’ and ‘Taiwan can Help’,” the Taiwan Representative’s Office said on Twitter. It noted that Taiwan has been supplying medical masks, oxygen generators, antigen quick-test kits, and other medical …