The Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India (Pharmexcil) is organising an interactive session with the representatives of the top government regulatory agencies in the country like DCGI, DGFT, customs, ADC, exim, ECGC and State FDA on February 3 in Mumbai. The aim behind this meet is to discuss and address the issues faced by the SME's in the country, which is hampering the clearance and dispatch of export goods, concerned with the same.

Pharmexcil has already sent circulars to its members and the industry urging them to be a part of this event by sending their representatives to highlight their concerns to the authorities during the meeting.  The main focus of the meeting will be to have close discussion with the government officials on the problems, and other matters relating to pharma exports faced by them.

The key agenda of the program will be to discuss on issues of the pharma industry and to create awareness among them on regulatory matters through an interactive session with the senior officials of government. Senior officers from state drug controller, DGFT, DCGI, customs, EXIM Bank, ECGC, ADC (I), etc will be sharing their expertise on the matter and will be guiding the industry on ways to meet their challenges.

Source: http://pharmabiz.com