A national platform for the alert and alert system for pharmaceutical supplies – New Algeria

The “National Platform for the System” was presented Vigilance “Al-Alert for Pharmaceutical Supplies” which aims to give a comprehensive and clear overview of the market pharmaceutical To ensure its availability and control the market, during a meeting held between the Ministry of Industry and Pharmaceutical Production and the High Prefecture for Digitization, yesterday.

Within the framework of cooperation and consultation with ministerial sectors to achieve a comprehensive digital transformation, the Minister of Industry and Pharmaceutical Production, Sifi Gharib, the High Prefectural Minister for Digitization, Meriem Ben Mouloud, and the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Industry in charge of Pharmaceutical Production, Fouad Haji, chaired a meeting at the headquarters of the High Prefecture for Digitization, Meriem Ben Mouloud, and the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Industry in charge of Pharmaceutical Production, Fouad Hajji, at the headquarters of the High Prefecture for Digitization. Several digitization projects related to the industrial sector and pharmaceutical production, where the “National Platform for the Vigilance and Alarm System for the Supply of Pharmaceutical Materials” was presented.

This digital platform, which the High Prefecture for Digitization is designing for the benefit of the Ministry of Industry and Pharmaceutical Production, in cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Trade and National Market Control, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security and the General Directorate of Customs, aims to “give a comprehensive and clear view of the pharmaceutical market to ensure its availability.” And control the market,” according to what the joint statement explained.

During this meeting, the same source added, various aspects of this platform were discussed and enriched, which was put under test for 10 days before it entered service.

The two parties touched on the necessity of “expanding this experience to the branch of strategic food industries with widespread consumption and other strategic topics.”

The meeting also allowed for discussing “ways of cooperation to accelerate the digitization of the pharmaceutical industry and production sector by optimally exploiting human and material competencies in the two sectors.”

Finally, a working group consisting of executives from the two sectors was installed “charged with embodying a road map for the industrial sector that was agreed upon during the workshops on preparing the national plan to implement the national strategy for digital transformation in the short term 2025-2026,” according to the same source.