Afghan business representatives and leading Bangladeshi pharmaceutical manufacturers have reached a direct agreement to import medicines from Bangladesh to Afghanistan. The understanding was finalized during a visit to Dhaka by a delegation led by Afghanistan’s Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry, Maulvi Ahmadullah Zahid. According to a statement from the Afghan ministry, the delegation visited two major Bangladeshi drug producers, Beximco Pharmaceuticals Limited and Renata PLC.
The statement described these companies as among Bangladesh’s top pharmaceutical exporters, currently supplying medicines to around 50 countries. During the visit, Deputy Minister Zahid invited Bangladeshi investors to establish pharmaceutical production facilities in Afghanistan, asserting that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan fully supports industrial and manufacturing sectors and ensures all necessary facilities for investment.
Additionally, Dr. Naimullah Ayubi, Director General of the Department of Medicine and Health Product Regulation under Afghanistan’s Ministry of Public Health, said Bangladeshi manufacturers would receive full cooperation under existing policies. The agreement marks a step toward strengthening bilateral trade in pharmaceuticals between the two countries.
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