Russia plans for drugs against rare diseases

6 October 2022
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The Russian government plans to speed up the development and production of domestic drugs against rare diseases amid the ever tightening pressure caused by sanctions on the country due to its military conflict with Ukraine.

So far, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Industry and Trade have already instructed domestic enterprises and pharmaceutical companies to quickly develop Russian analogues of 189 foreign drugs, a significant part of which will account for those drugs intended for the treatment of rare diseases.

As part of state plans, the production of most of these drugs should be launched in Russia by 2024. At the same time, as part of the existing “Patents on the Shelf” state program, the work is currently underway to develop drugs that are still protected by foreign patents and cannot be produced in Russia without the permission of the right holders. In addition, measures are being taken to create domestic production of pharmaceutical active ingredients that are not currently made in Russia.

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