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    [ltr]COUNCIL OF MINISTERS[/ltr]

    On Monday, the Council of Ministers approved the recommendations of the meeting held on March 9 regarding the localization of the pharmaceutical industry.
    [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] voted on in its tenth session, today, included 7 paragraphs, including raising the customs tariff on imported medicines with a local equivalent to 100%.
    A statement from the office of the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia'a al-Sudani, indicated that the recommendations aim to "support the pharmaceutical industries, and work to localize them locally in order to raise the national sufficiency rates of important medicines."
    Recommendations:
    [list="box-sizing: border-box; padding-left: 2rem; margin-bottom: 10px;"][*]Maintaining the current classification, with fair distribution regardless of classification for national factories (ABC), and the referral is to all national factories with uniform quantities of materials produced by them, by amending Paragraph (3) of Article Seventeen of the controls for factories, and canceling Paragraphs (4) , and 5) related to the distribution mechanism from the controls for supplying medicines from national factories mentioned in the book of the Ministry of Planning, with the commitment of national factories to adopt high quality specifications (cGMP), and in the event that these specifications are not fully available, the factory is given a period of (12) months to comply with these specifications.
    [*]Releasing operating advances for contracts concluded with national pharmaceutical factories, provided that they do not exceed (50%), taking into account controls No. (17) related to the mechanism for dealing with operational advances.
    [*]Composition of the Drug Council (headed by the Undersecretary of the Minister of Health and membership of the Director General of the Technical Department in the Ministry of Health, the Director General of the General Company for Marketing Medicines and Medical Supplies (Kimadia), the Director General of the General Company for the Manufacturing of Medicines and Medical Supplies in Samarra, the Director General of the General Authority of Customs, and the Director General of the Directorate of Control Organized crime, in addition to a member of the owners of the private pharmaceutical industrial sector and representatives of syndicates (doctors, dentists, and pharmacists) for the purpose of integration between the public sector represented by the Ministry of Health, and the private sector and overcoming obstacles and overcoming obstacles.
    [*]Establishing industrial cities for the pharmaceutical industry by allocating vast lands for the establishment of pharmaceutical factories in accordance with the Industrial Cities Law (2 of 2019) in coordination with the Industrial Estates Authority in accordance with the aforementioned law.
    [*]Granting soft loans to existing factories that wish to develop their production lines, while easing the terms of bank guarantees so that they are guaranteed by the factory.
    [*]Approving letters of approval from the Ministry of Health regarding the import of raw materials and other supplies by national factories in coordination with the Ministry of Finance (the General Authority of Customs, the General Authority for Taxes), and the General Authority for Border Crossings, and notifying the Ministry of Commerce and the General Directorate of Industrial Development of that.
    [*]Raising the customs tariff on imported medicines for which there is a similar product produced locally to 100% of the import price, according to the National Product Protection Law, through the application of the amended Iraqi National Products Law No. (11 of 2010). Local companies producing medicines can coordinate between them and the Industrial Development Directorate at the Ministry of Industry and Minerals regarding the issue, in accordance with the aforementioned law.
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