NEW DELHI: Mansukh Mandaviya, the minister for health, chemicals, and fertilisers, urged on Saturday for the pharmaceutical sector to once again place a strong emphasis on innovation, quality, and affordability.

At the 8th International Conference on Pharma and Medical Device Sector, Mandaviya presided over a roundtable discussion with the top Chief Executive Officers  in the pharmaceutical sector.

Mandaviya, for India to keep its position as the world's pharmacy, it is essential to focus on producing goods of high quality at competitive prices. The minister emphasised the industry's quick development and urged participants to take advantage of the existing prospects.

The Health Minster said, , "Significant investments are being made in Production Linked Incentive schemes, and the creation of upcoming drug parks is already producing positive results." He asserted that maintaining competitiveness is essential to enhancing India's standing internationally in the pharmaceutical sector.

The minister requested input from business leaders on pricing, legal matters, public policy, and business strategy. These observations will be taken into account to be included in a thorough presentation to direct future policy formulation and industrial expansion.

More than  60 entities, represented by senior leadership, many of which have a significant presence in both domestic and international markets participated in the roundtable Conference 

Contribution of Mansukh Mandaviya in Health Sector: Mansukh Mandaviya has been recognized for his efforts to improve public health in the country. In July 2021, Mandaviya took charge as the Minister of Health and Family Welfare, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. He played a crucial role in leading India's vaccination campaign, ensuring the distribution of vaccines and coordinating various initiatives to combat the spread of the virus. Mansukh Mandaviya's leadership and dedication to public service have earned him respect within his party and among the people. He continues to contribute to the development and progress of India through his political career.

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