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Dubai Creative Clusters Authority Signs Partnership Agreement with Ministry of Health and Prevention

UAE, 24 January, 2017 - Dubai Creative Clusters Authority(DCCA), a government regulatory body mandated to foster the financial development of Dubai's innovative collections and relevant knowledge markets, has actually authorized a partnership contract with the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention to support the country's initiatives in creating the health care field and giving a making it possible for atmosphere for progressing the pharmaceuticals industry.

The new partnership aligns with initiatives by DCCA and the Ministry of Health and Prevention to boost the drugs industry. It will additionally reinforce shared teamwork in terms of creating licensing procedures and signing up plants found in locations under DCCA's territory to permit them to operate a lot more efficiently.

The agreement was authorized by H.E. Dr. Amin Hussein Al Amiri, Assistant Undersecretary for Public law and Licensing of the Ministry of Health & Avoidance, and His Excellency Ahmad bin Bayat, Director General of DCCA. It aims to establish systems of collaboration and sychronisation to progressing the drugs industry and products along with clinical tools in Dubai and the UAE.

In addition, the contract specifies both parties to carry out UAE legislations concerning signing up plants of pharmaceutical products and medical tools, as well as to work together on conquering obstacles dealing with plants and capitalists.

H.E. Dr. Amin Hussein Al Amiri, Assistant Undersecretary for Public Policy and Licensing of the Ministry of Health & Avoidance, stated: "We are devoted to our management's instructions that seek to elevate the healthcare field and accomplish the UAE Vision 2021 in regards to making the nation one of the best internationally in the high quality of medical care services. As part of our efforts to accept many vital companions, our new partnership with DCCA will certainly better enhance the progress of the UAE's healthcare sector."

He added: "We are certain that this partnership will end up being a stimulant for extraordinary future growth levels in the pharmaceuticals industry. It will certainly also help develop framework and support abilities and technological capacities in this industry."

Dr. Al Amiri explained that the UAE has become an appealing location for global pharmaceuticals and clinical equipment companies, with the variety of plants amounting to 16, along with 18 even more plants still waiting on first approvals, raising the overall variety of pharmaceuticals and medical devices plants to 34 by 2020. Over 1000 new and existing pharmaceutical products are made in the UAE.

For greater than 5 years, the Ministry of Health and Prevention has set up health regulations that encourage the production of new and innovative pharmaceuticals in the nation. 5 agreements were signed between global firms and local plants to produce pharmaceuticals in the UAE, with production starting in March 2015.

For his part, His Excellency Ahmad bin Bayat, Director General of DCCA, claimed: "Authorizing this agreement with the Ministry of Health and Prevention is a crucial enhancement to DCCA's efforts to develop the drugs industry. This industry delights in a calculated significance considering that it straight impacts the health of individuals and cultures, and due to the fact that it is one of the main columns and factors to the knowledge and innovation economic climate. We are applying all essential efforts to assist create this market by supplying facilities and guaranteeing an appropriate atmosphere that attracts investments and professionals to innovate and create, leading eventually to constructing our capabilities in terms of pharmaceuticals production, research and development in Dubai and the UAE at huge."

DCCA will deal with boosting the pharmaceuticals industry - a vital market with a market size exceeding AED11 billion in the UAE - through providing a revitalizing atmosphere for industry professionals and assisting them expand their businesses. The Authority will offer pharmaceutical business running in Dubai Scientific research Park (DSP) an adaptable governing framework that ensures ease of business and satisfies their needs via an incorporated ecosystem that supports clinical research and innovation. Thanks to the support supplied to businesses and business owners, DSP has actually become a headquarters for over 300 firms operating in biosciences, power and atmosphere, consisting of several of the leading global names in the industry.

Marwan Abdulaziz Janahi, Executive Director of Dubai Science Park, stated: "This contract is a favorable step in the direction of creating the business environment for the pharmaceuticals industry and products in Dubai and the UAE. The initiative supports DSP's method for attracting introducing companies in the field. DSP additionally intends to offer customized business, including start-ups, SMEs and large international companies as part of its quote to become the preferred choice for companies running in the science sector."

With the rapid growth of the pharmaceuticals industry in the UAE, the partnership will offer more assistance to a currently unique legal environment in the emirate and the country. Such a setting helps attract even more capitalists in the health care market. Moreover, the contract will enhance Dubai's placement as a leading health care and medical tourism center.

Dubai government's eager passion in developing strong structures for the healthcare industry is plainly shown via its many efforts, consisting of the Dubai Health Technique 2021 that aims to reengineer the healthcare industry to meet the expanding needs and assumptions of residents and residents. The industry is additionally among the Dubai Industrial Technique's pillars considering that the technique concentrates in its first stage on producing clinical cosmetic products and creating R&D abilities in the drugs industry. Dubai is additionally aiming to draw in 500,000 clinical tourists in the next 5 years.

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