Since its creation in 1982, Saidal, the flagship of the Algerian pharmaceutical industry, has established itself as a major player in the production of generic medicines in Algeria. This state-owned group, which grew out of the restructuring of the Algerian Central Pharmacy, has developed a broad portfolio of products covering a range of therapeutic classes.

A meeting on Saturday between the Minister for the Pharmaceutical Industry, Ouacim Kouidri, and the Secretary of State to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, responsible for African Affairs, Bakhta Selma Mansouri, focused on improving access to African markets for Algerian producers of medicines and medical devices. Read more…

Algeria is continuing its ascent in the pharmaceutical industry, a sector in the throes of change, driven by strategic reforms and rapidly expanding local production. Read more…

The marketing of insulin pens produced locally by the Saïdal Group laboratories will be launched “before the end of the current month of Ramadhan”, the Minister for the Pharmaceutical Industry, Wassim Kouidri, announced on Tuesday in Constantine. Read more…