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Maldives First Lady visits DRAP

Maldives First Lady visits DRAP
ISLAMABAD, Oct 22 (APP):First Lady of the Maldives Sajidha Mohamed visited the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP), underscoring the importance of regulatory cooperation in safeguarding public health and ensuring access to safe and quality-assured medicines.
During the visit, she appreciated DRAP’s leadership and dedicated professionals for their commitment to protecting public health and maintaining standards for medicines.
She also expressed optimism about strengthening health cooperation between Pakistan and the Maldives, particularly in areas of mutual interest in pharmaceutical regulation and public health.
The visit highlighted opportunities for enhanced collaboration between the two countries to promote medicine safety, improve regulatory practices and strengthen healthcare systems.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)