The Russian government has officially presented a new state program for the development of the domestic pharmaceutical industry for the next 10 years - "Pharma-2030," reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
As part of the strategy, the development of innovative drugs will be the main task of Russian drugmakers until 2030, while the state government, from its side, will focus on the simplification of regulation in the industry, will increase state subsidies and provide additional preferential tax regimes for domestic drugmakers and foreign companies, operating in the domestic market.
According to Vasily Osmakov, Deputy Head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Pharma-2030 should allow the Russian pharmaceutical industry to move to a new stage of development.
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