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  1. Vietnam aims to achieve high-income country status.
  2. Vietnam is shifting its industrial policy toward high-value manufacturing.

Vietnam Approves Program to Modernize Pharmaceutical Industry

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Deputy Prime Minister Phạm Thị Thanh Trà signed Decision No. 1954/QĐ-TTg, approving a program to develop Vietnam's pharmaceutical industry through 2030 and 2045. The plan aims to transform the sector into a modern, high-tech industry that generates high added value. A key objective is that 100% of domestic facilities producing APIs, excipients, and other raw materials must meet global Good Manufacturing Practices standards.

From vietnamnews.vn

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The program supports Vietnam's shift toward high-value manufacturing and aims to enhance national pharmaceutical security by reducing reliance on imports. By targeting competitive raw material production and establishing advanced R&D centers, the government seeks to boost domestic capabilities and achieve annual export growth rates of 10% or higher for high-value pharmaceutical products.

Vietnam is shifting its industrial policy toward high-value manufacturing and aims to achieve high-income country status.

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    Pharmaceutical raw material suppliers might see increased demand for domestic production capacity.

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