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PMAG urges medicine safeguard

“Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and recent international market shocks have reinforced the need for Ghana to build a resilient pharmaceutical sector capable of researching, developing and manufacturing quality medicines locally,” the association said in a separate statement." PMAG Day The annual event will bring together policymakers, pharmaceutical manufacturers, regulators, academia, development partners and healthcare professionals to explore strategies to strengthen the country's pharmaceutical manufacturing industry as a key driver of national health security and economic growth.
The programme for PMAG Day 2026 will feature a keynote address on the government's policy direction for local pharmaceutical manufacturing under the 24-Hour Economy agenda, alongside high-level panel discussions involving regulators, chief executives, development partners and investment agencies.
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