Pharmaceutical companies in Russia are ready to increase investments in the development of the industry, if the government guarantees the procurement of at least 30% of manufactured goods.
This was discussed at the X Scientific and Practical Conference Government Regulation and Russian Pharmaceutical Industry - 2018: Continuing the dialogue. Manufacturers consider the lack of guaranteed sales of their products as one of the limiting factors of growth.
Moscow, as the general director of the Association the association of the pharmaceutical producers (ARPM) Viktor Dmitriev has noted, was able to create a model that satisfies all stakeholders. “The city was the first to implement the idea of procurement by concluding contracts with mutual investment obligations,” he said.
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