The fact that Greece has regained its financial independence after an eight-year bailout program does not mean that the crisis is over in the country’s pharma market, according to Olympios Papadimitriou.
Mr Papadimitriou is president of Greek pharma association Hellenic Association of Pharmaceutical Companies (SFEE), which together with the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research, has published a report entitled The Greek pharmaceutical market: Facts and figures 2018.
The annual report reviews the main data, developments and trends in the area of pharmaceuticals and healthcare in general, in Greece and in Europe. The focus is on the structure and performance of the industry.
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