INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Officials from the Union of Pharmaceutical Factories report that given that the re-establishment of the Islamic Emirate, financial
investment in Afghanistan&& s pharmaceutical sector has actually risen to $300 million.Ahmad Saeed Shams, the union&& s head, highlighted
that 980 different medications are now produced locally, with this number steadily increasing.Shams additional stated that Afghanistan has
attained self-sufficiency in 15 essential medications
Some union members have prompted the federal government to foster additional development in the pharmaceutical industry, highlighting the
need for steps to suppress market monopolies and promote medication production and export.& & Afghanistan ought to aim for complete
self-sufficiency in pharmaceuticals and begin exporting to other nations,& & said Kamaluddin Kakar, a union member.Meanwhile, Abdulsalam
Jawad Akhundzadah, spokesperson for the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, verified the ministry&& s commitment to supporting domestic
production and investment.He encouraged financiers to share any challenges they face, ensuring that the ministry offers complete support to
both regional and foreign investors seeking to purchase Afghanistan.Private sector agents likewise gotten in touch with federal government
institutions to prioritize domestic items in public agreements to help stimulate additional development in the nation&& s production and
financial investment sectors.The post Investment in Afghanistan&& s pharmaceutical sector reaches $300 million: Union initially appeared on
