Abdi İbrahim, a leading Turkish drugmaker, has commenced exports to Azerbaijan and Georgia from its Kazakhstan company, Abdi Ibrahim Global Pharm, which houses pharmaceutical production facilities.
Hepatitis and diabetes products from the largest and most modern pharmaceutical plant in Kazakhstan will be exported to both countries under the assurance of Abdi Ibrahim, the company stated.
Now in its 105th year of operation, Abdi Ibrahim has taken another firm step towards its 2020 targets through its Kazakhstan investment which marks the most significant component in its overseas investment portfolio. Abdi Ibrahim laid the foundations of the Kazakhstan facility in 2013. Soon after the launch of its operations, the production facility was awarded the GMP Certificate, which constitutes a reference document for best practices in manufacturing.
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