Caracol, April 6, 2011
Today in Bogota Venezuelan government members meet with representatives of the pharmaceutical industry, to seek advice, support and business in the health sector.
The appointment will be met at the Embassy of Venezuela in Bogota, where collaboration will be agreed initially to the emergency acquisition of several drugs such as antibiotics of last generation and pediatric oxygenators.
Alberto Bravo, executive director of the Association of Colombian Pharmaceutical Industries, said the interest of the neighboring country is mounted in conjunction with Colombia a pharmaceutical plant.
"The concrete proposal is to develop production plants together," said Bravo.
Venezuela is interested in providing capital and Colombia, the latest technology in the pharmaceutical industry.
"We have asked them to do essentially transfer of technology," he said.
The Venezuelan mission plans to visit a number of pharmaceutical plants in Colombia and contacts with organizations devoted to medical assets. _______________________________________________
regard, I would make the following observations:
Venezuela has THREE (3) Faculties of Pharmacy of high-profile academic, technical, scientific, and international prestige. Two of these faculties work in public universities (ULA UCV) and the third in a private university (USM). These faculties hosting a large group of students who will soon become pharmacists;
pharmacy schools in those we have a staff of high ethical, academic, technical and scientific fully trained to advise the Venezuelan government in the development of production plants now asks Colombia;
Such staff to which the Government turns its back, has a high sense of nationalism and meet with their academic work, teaching and research to train staff pharmacist requires the development of the country, despite the low wages to which they have undergone;
Also, our guild has a large group of pharmacists who work in different areas and found extensively trained to assist in resolving any issue they are required;
Such staff to which the Government turns its back, has a high sense of nationalism and meet with their academic work, teaching and research to train staff pharmacist requires the development of the country, despite the low wages to which they have undergone;
Also, our guild has a large group of pharmacists who work in different areas and found extensively trained to assist in resolving any issue they are required;
Venezuela has domestic and foreign laboratories, public and private, research and production, which may advise the national government not only in technology transfer, also in any other branch of the pharmaceutical industry.
therefore not justified to ignore the national government back to our professionals, looking on the outside knows what exists in our country.
LELeal G.
Pharmaceuticals.
Associate Professor Department of Applied Physics I and II.
Faculty of Pharmacy, VCU
Faculty of Pharmacy, VCU
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