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The Medicine Maker / Issues / 2021 / Articles / Feb / Crisis-Ready: Building a Resilient Supply
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Crisis-Ready: Building a Resilient Supply

How can European pharma better prepare for future emergencies?

By Maryam Mahdi 02/02/2021 1 min read Quick Read (pre 2022)

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Drawing on lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Commission has developed a plan to secure affordable medicines for patients across the region (1). Pharmaceutical Strategy for Europe aims to create a regulatory approach that offers guidance on the management of future crises and supply chain resilience. The strategy also outlines the Commission’s goals for creating a competitive industry with a “strong voice” on issues affecting the global pharmaceutical community.

“Moving forward, there are too many public health, social and economic interests at stake here to get this wrong,” said Medicines for Europe President Christoph Stoller in a statement (2). “We strongly believe that all concerned stakeholders need to work together […] if we are to effectively deliver on the strategy’s ambition and ensure that patients receive the medicines they need when they need them, while keeping a strong, resilient and sustainable manufacturing base in Europe.”

For more information about the plan, visit https://bit.ly/36XJJoW.

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References

  1. European Commission (2020). Available at https://bit.ly/36XJJoW.
  2. Medicines for Europe (2020). Available at https://bit.ly/3lV6luA.

About the Author(s)

Maryam Mahdi

After finishing my degree, I envisioned a career in science communications. However, life took an unexpected turn and I ended up teaching abroad. Though the experience was amazing and I learned a great deal from it, I jumped at the opportunity to work for Texere. I'm excited to see where this new journey takes me!

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