Russia’s National Immunobiological Company (Nacimbio; state corporation Rostec) together with Cipla, during SPIEF’16 signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on innovative antiviral medical products for HIV and hepatitis C treatment and on technology transfer and active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) manufacturing.
New drugs production will help to change therapeutic regimens and substantially increase availability of drugs for Russian patients. By 2019 total market share for anti-HIV drugs will increase to 60%.
Besides, another agreement on joint elaboration and manufacturing of innovative ARV-drugs was signed with the Russian company ChemRar. The range of products planned for manufacturing is in conformity with therapeutic regimens and WHO recommendations on ARV therapy.
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