India-Japan Partnering Momentum: Regulatory Alignment Is Key

Biopharma executives from India and Japan discuss the need for enhanced “alignment” on the regulatory front, including exploring the possibility of a mutual recognition agreement as the two nations seek to expand biopharma partnering efforts and also build supply chain resilience.

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As India and Japan seek to build on long-standing diplomatic and strategic ties, biopharma executives at a recent event highlighted the need for greater “alignment” on the regulatory front and also certain partnering initiatives that have made an impact during the pandemic. Efforts for wider co-operation between the two nations to ensure supply chain resilience also appear to be building up.

Addressing the “India-Japan CEO Speak Series on Bilateral Economic Cooperation,” Ichiro Fujikawa, CEO of wholesaler/distributor Fujikawa & Co. Ltd., suggested that moving towards a mutual recognition agreement (MRA) in the...

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