German government plans to strengthen the pharmaceutical sector

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2025-11-12

Berlin (dpa) - In view of shortages of some standard medicines, the German government plans to make Germany more attractive as a centre for pharmaceutical and medical technology. The sectors are important for high-quality health care and make a significant contribution to value creation and innovative strength, Head of the Chancellery Thorsten Frei said on Wednesday after a meeting with representatives of pharmaceutical companies and associations......

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