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Saidal in Algeria: a batch of medicines exported to Djibouti (communique)

Published on Algerian Radio

According to Radio Algerienne, the Saidal group exported a batch of medicines to Djibouti, based on a communique from the public group.

In short

According to Radio Algerienne, the Saidal group exported a batch of medicines to the Republic of Djibouti on Wednesday, based on a communique from the public group. The batch covers several therapeutic classes. It is part of an order placed by Djibouti.

Key points

  • According to Radio Algerienne, Saidal exported a batch of medicines to Djibouti.
  • The batch includes antibiotics, painkillers and medicines for heart disease and diabetes.
  • The batch is part of an order placed by Djibouti.
  • Mauritania, Tanzania and Benin placed orders or showed interest, according to the group.
  • The operation fits the strategy of diversifying exports outside hydrocarbons.

What the communique reports

According to Radio Algerienne, the Saidal group exported a batch of medicines to the Republic of Djibouti on Wednesday. The information comes from a communique of the public group.

The batch is the start of an order placed by Djibouti, according to the same source.

  • Antibiotics
  • Painkillers
  • Medicines for the treatment of heart disease and diabetes

Other African countries named

According to Radio Algerienne, the group's chief executive told the press that several African countries recently placed orders and showed interest in the national pharmaceutical product. He named Mauritania, Tanzania and Benin.

Framework of the operation

According to the communique reported by Radio Algerienne, the operation is part of the State strategy to diversify exports outside hydrocarbons. It also follows the guidelines of the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry to strengthen the presence of Algerian medicines on the African market.

The group also states that it intends to continue its export activities by developing partnerships.

For foreign investors

According to Radio Algerienne, Djibouti placed an order for medicines with the Saidal group. Mauritania, Tanzania and Benin also placed orders or showed interest, according to the group.

Frequently asked questions

Which medicines did Saidal export to Djibouti?

According to Radio Algerienne, the batch covers several therapeutic classes: antibiotics, painkillers and medicines for heart disease and diabetes.

Which other countries placed orders with Saidal?

According to Radio Algerienne, the group's chief executive names Mauritania, Tanzania and Benin among the African countries that placed orders and showed interest.

What framework does this export belong to?

According to the group's communique reported by Radio Algerienne, it is part of the State strategy to diversify exports outside hydrocarbons.

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