The Export Promotion Cell in the Pharmaceutical Division acts as a nodal agency in the matters related to export of pharmaceuticals. In order to give adequate attention to day-to-day problems faced by the exporters, the Cell interacts with various Ministries/Departments and our Missions abroad. The Cell also collects statistical data on export and import of pharmaceuticals in the country and provides commercially useful information on developing and increasing drugs and pharmaceutical exports. The Cell has also been entrusted with organisation of seminars and workshops on standards, quality control requirements etc. of important countries so as to prepare domestic companies for exporting their products.
The Cell communicates with Indian Missions abroad to collect information related to pharmaceutical industry in these countries such as, status of the pharmaceutical industry, details of documentation, guidelines for licensing of pharmaceutical companies as well as registration for medicines, details of pharmaceutical market with information on local production, demographic data, details of health care system, health indicators and prevalent disease pattern, details of imports of pharmaceuticals of these countries, details of joint venture units for pharmaceuticals operating in these countries etc. The information so collected is passed on to the industry/exporters for boosting pharmaceutical exports.
The Cell administers two Joint Working Groups namely, Indo Tunisia Joint working group on Drug & pharmaceuticals and Indo-Belarusian Joint Working Group on Drugs and Healthcare. These two Working Groups are co-chaired by Secretary (C&PC) from the Indian side.
TUNISIA VISIT
The 2nd meeting of the India-Tunisia Joint Working Group on the Drugs & Pharmaceuticals
was held on April 5, 2005 and thereafter on April, 8, 2005 in Tunis. A Buyer-Seller meet was also
organized on April, 6, 2005.
After detailed discussions on these issues in the Agenda, both sides agreed on the following issues:-
1. Supply opportunities and the tie-ups in the case of Active pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and formulations between Tunisian and Indian companies.
2. Registration of Indian medicines.
3. Technology cooperation between Tunisian and Indian Pharma Companies.
4. Cooperation in manufacturing through Joint Ventures.
5. Cooperation in the field of Human Resource development and training.
6. Cooperation in using testing facilities at NIPER.
7. Cooperation in the field of Biotechnology.
8. Participation in the Trade Fares and Exhibitions.
9. MOU between Pharmexcil and National Chamber of Drug Industries in Tunisia.
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