Russia Pledges $3.9 Billion For Local Pharma Growth, As Big Pharma Scrambles To Set Up Shop
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Russia has called for half of all pharmaceuticals in the country to be produced domestically in the next decade, pledging to spend 122.9 billion rubles ($3.97 billion) to get international drug makers to shift drug production to the country and strengthen R&D collaboration
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