In an effort to further develop and strengthen local production of pharmaceutical produce in Africa, three African regional associations of African Pharmaceutical Manufacturers have come together to establish the Federation of African Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations (FAPMA), which will ultimately form an umbrella organization representing the pharmaceutical manufacturing sector in Africa.
The launch of the FAPMA will take place on January 25 at the Harmony Hotel in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Founding members include the three main African regional associations: the West African Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (WAPMA), the Federation of East African Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations (FEAPM) and the Southern African Generic Medicines Association (SAGMA).
At the occasion of the launch, two key note addresses will be followed by panel discussions on strengthening local production in Africa. The first panel will debate the private sector’s response to the challenges and opportunities facing Africa’s pharmaceutical industry while the second panel will shed light on how the private sector could, and should organize itself to respond to the challenges and opportunities.
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