The dominance of foreign investment and imports in Russian and ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) pharma markets has been shown by research from UBM.
The conference and media company, which is the leading organizer of CPhl Russia and CPhl South East Asia, has provided an update on trends in the regions following the closing of its events in Moscow and Jakarta.
It organizes events globally and notes that these are two of the fastest growing pharma economies in Asia, something which is increasing demand for foreign investment and has stimulated greater government support into the healthcare system and industry.
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