A meeting was convened to coordinate the implementation of a new plan aimed at reducing the importation of medicines from Pakistan.
According to a press release from the Ministry of Public Health, this meeting included officials from various departments: pharmaceutical services, licensing of pharmaceutical facilities, and document analysis and regulation activities of the Deputy Ministry of Food and Drugs.
During the discussions, participants highlighted several alternative solutions to ensure a steady supply of medicines. These include: Assessing local production capabilities and needs. Optimizing current inventory to avoid shortages. Facilitating Imports from Reputable Countries:Ensuring high-quality medicine imports from trustworthy sources. Engaging with experts to maintain standards and practices.
Officials stressed the importance of a phased and deliberate approach to implementing this plan, aiming to prevent any disruptions in pharmaceutical services while protecting public interests.
