Indian drugmaker Dabur Pharma is set to expand into the cancer drug segment of the Pakistan and Turkmenistan markets, after the Pakistani government decided to allow imports from India. The Ministry of Health in Islamabad has issued approvals for two local companies - Atco Pharma and AJ Mizra - to import from Darbur. The firm has also started making deliveries to Turkmenistan from its facility in Himachal Pradesh. Dabur chairman Mohit Burman said that the Commonwealth of Independent States, Southeast Asia and Latin America were priority markets for export, as well as Kazakhstan, Georgia and Moldova.
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