An event next month is being billed as a chance to build on Chinese pharma’s potential as the country seeks foreign backers to make the most of its investment opportunities.
Organizers hope that CPhl China, taking place in Shanghai from June 21 to 23, will galvanize support for the industry, which is being backed by new government investment.
The government’s Made in China 2025 has listed biomedicine including gene therapies, monoclonal antibodies and vaccines as the priority for the industry in the future, though bringing these and other treatments to patients is likely to need foreign investment.
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