Ukraine government reduces bureaucratic hurdles in domestic pharmaceutical market

20 February 2014
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The Ukrainian government is reducing the number of bureaucratic hurdles in the domestic pharmaceutical market, through the abolition of the procedure of drug re-registration.

The existing procedure resulted in the fact that those drugs which were not reregistered in time became subject to withdrawal from the market.

According to Alexey Soloviev, head of the Ukrainian State Drug Service, the national government decided to use European regulations in the domestic pharmaceutical market and to remove excessive administrative barriers.

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