Indian Minister Offers Support To Drug Industry In R&D Expansion
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
India's union minister for Chemicals and Fertilizers called in a newspaper piece for Indian drug makers to invest more in research and development, and offered the government's support for that effort. Ram Vilas Paswan wrote that his ministry also plans to establish six additional National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research facilities around the country to train the necessary manpower for pharmaceutical companies to expand their R&D efforts. He also said the government would offer its services as a facilitator and catalyst to the industry to meet growing competition at home and abroad. (Click here for more
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