Egypt and Chad sign pharmaceutical and medical-products cooperation MoU
Egyptian Drug Authority chair Ali El-Ghamrawy and Chad’s public health minister Abdel Magid Abdel Rahim Mohamed signed an MoU to expand cooperation on pharmaceuticals, biological products and medical supplies. It was signed on October 3 alongside the African summit and forum in New Alamein.
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The MoU provides for exchanging technical and regulatory expertise and information, strengthening regulatory capabilities, and developing practices related to the safety, quality and efficacy of medical products. The stated aim is to support pharmaceutical integration between the countries.
Egypt’s health minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar and foreign minister Badr Abdelatty attended the signing. The announcement confirmed the agreement but did not specify product approvals, shipment volumes or an implementation timetable.
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Egypt–Chad pharmaceutical cooperation MoU
Regulatory and technical cooperation areas in the MoU
| Signatories | Egyptian Drug Authority and Chad’s public-health ministry |
| Product fields | Pharmaceuticals, biological products and medical supplies |
| Cooperation mechanisms | Expertise/information exchange; regulatory-capacity development; safety, quality and efficacy practices |
Methodology
Summary of the MoU scope as announced by EDA; no volumes or implementation schedule were stated.
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- Public healthSuggested
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- Egypt · Place role: Coverage · Place type: Country or area · Location precision: RegionalEvidence
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