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‘A True Seat At The Table’ – Irish Industry Leader Sets Out Aspirations For New Pricing Deal

Teva’s Paul Neill, Chair Of Medicines For Ireland, Talks About Priorities For 2025 Agreement

 
• By Dave Wallace

With a fresh pricing deal on the horizon, Medicines for Ireland chair and Teva country head Paul Neill talks to Generics Bulletin about the need for the Irish off-patent industry to have “a true seat at the table” and secure an agreement with the country’s government that better reflects the specificities of the generics and biosimilars market.

Paul Neill addresses Medicines for Europe's annual conference
Paul Neill speaks at Medicines for Europe’s annual conference in Dublin • Source: Medicines for Europe

“The off patent industry needs, and in fact must have, a true seat at the table.” That is how Paul Neill – country manager at Teva Ireland, and chair of industry association Medicines for Ireland – summarizes the importance of greater off-patent industry involvement in policymaking, including most notably a new pricing agreement with the country’s government that is expected at the end of 2025.

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