On March 3, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and international research-based pharmaceutical industry represented by the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) and the Association of Pharmaceutical Research and Development (APRAD) entered into a Letter of Intent.
On behalf of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, the document was signed by the Minister of Health of Ukraine, Oleksandr Kvitashvili and, on behalf of industry, by EFPIA director general, Richard Bergström and APRAD executive director Volodymyr Redko.
The negotiations on the possibility of signing this significant document for reforming the health care system of Ukraine began at the end of last year. The determining factor in the decision-making process was a high level meeting between MoH Minister, Mr Kvitashvili, and the executive staff of the EFPIA and APRAD, which took place on December 10, 2014.
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