Drug Production, Technology Transfer Explored by Algiers, Tehran
Algeria's Minister of Pharmaceutical Industries and Iran's Ambassador discussed expanding bilateral cooperation in drug production, technology transfer, and technical expertise exchange. The talks aimed to enhance Algeria's internal capabilities in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Algerian Minister of Pharmaceutical Industries, Wassim Kouidri, met with Iranian Ambassador to Algeria, Nasser Kanaani, to discuss the expansion of bilateral cooperation in drug production, technology transfer, and the exchange of technical expertise between their two nations. This meeting, highlighted by a statement from the Algerian Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industries, served to review the depth of relations between Algiers and Tehran, particularly in the economic sector. Both sides emphasized the shared commitment of their leaderships to diversify cooperation and broaden participation across various fields.
During their discussions, the pharmaceutical industry was identified as a key area with significant potential for collaboration. The officials underscored the importance of developing partnerships and increasing exchanges within this vital sector. Key discussion points included facilitating the exchange of technical expertise and knowledge, promoting technology transfer, and utilizing the specialized capacities available in both countries. These collaborative efforts are specifically aimed at enhancing Algeria's domestic capabilities in drug production.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to explore new investment avenues and foster partnerships between Algerian and Iranian economic actors and pharmaceutical companies. This strategic focus aligns with the broader objective of strengthening industrial cooperation and leveraging mutual strengths to advance the pharmaceutical domain in Algeria.




