Egyptian Drug Authority strengthens cooperation with Sierra Leone during Africa Health ExCon
The activities of the fifth edition of the Africa Health ExCon 2026 witnessed a new step toward strengthening health relations between Egypt and African continent countries. The Egyptian Drug Authority signed an official memorandum of understanding with the Pharmacy Board of Sierra Leone.
This memorandum aims to consolidate regulatory and pharmaceutical cooperation between the two countries, as both parties seek to exchange expertise in areas of common interest. This step is part of Egypt's strategy to support the pharmaceutical system in Africa and facilitate regulatory procedures.
The agreement also focuses on developing pharmaceutical work mechanisms, which contributes to achieving greater integration between health authorities in Egypt and Sierra Leone. This partnership is expected to lead to improved quality of pharmaceutical services and more effective provision of medicines.
This cooperation comes within the framework of the Egyptian state's keenness to strengthen its position as a regional hub for pharmaceutical industries on the continent. The Egyptian Drug Authority confirms that such agreements open new horizons for fruitful cooperation with various African countries, serving the interests of citizens across the entire continent.