BPOM Encourages Collaboration Among National Pharmaceutical Industry at Forum with Nobel Laureate
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The National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM) encourages cooperation among the national pharmaceutical industry. This call was made at a forum that was also attended by a Nobel laureate. The presence of this world-class achiever has drawn attention because the forum discussed the future of the drug industry in Indonesia.
At the forum, BPOM stressed the importance of collaboration among pharmaceutical companies in the country. Cooperation is seen as a way to help the national industry grow and become stronger. Collaboration is also expected to improve production capacity and innovation in the field of medicines.
BPOM's role as a supervisory body was also mentioned in the discussion. BPOM is responsible for making sure that medicines and health products on the market are safe, effective, and of good quality. Therefore, the development of the pharmaceutical industry needs to go hand in hand with strict safety and quality standards.
The government and industry players are expected to keep strengthening their cooperation. With good collaboration, the national pharmaceutical industry is expected to be able to meet the health needs of the Indonesian people. More information about the results and follow-up of this forum still needs to be monitored from official sources.
Sources: detikHealth
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