Prime Minister Sifi Grib officially inaugurated the African Ministerial Conference on Local Pharmaceutical Production and other Health Technologies today, Thursday, at the Abdelatif Rahal International Conference Center.
The conference aims to foster collaboration and strategies to bolster local pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities across the African continent. Discussions are expected to center on enhancing access to essential medicines, promoting innovation in healthcare technologies, and reducing reliance on foreign imports.
DZWatch understands that key stakeholders from various African nations, including government officials, industry leaders, and healthcare experts, are participating in the event. The conference provides a platform for sharing best practices, addressing challenges, and exploring opportunities for investment in the pharmaceutical sector.
The Algerian government has consistently emphasized the importance of developing a robust local pharmaceutical industry. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to strengthen the country’s healthcare system and ensure the availability of affordable and quality medicines for its citizens.
The conference underscores the growing recognition of the need for African nations to enhance their self-sufficiency in pharmaceutical production, particularly in light of recent global health crises. It is anticipated that the discussions and outcomes of this conference will contribute significantly to shaping the future of pharmaceutical manufacturing in Africa.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates on the key developments and outcomes of the African Ministerial Conference on Local Pharmaceutical Production.
