Yugoslavia and Jordan have reached "a tentative agreement" to set upjoint pharmaceutical plants to produce children's medicines for sale in Jordan and for international export.
Oliver Potezica, head of a delegation from the Yugoslav states of Serbia and Montenegro, said four billion capsules could be manufactured in Jordan and exported to Yugoslavia. Also, a formal deal between Yugoslavia and several Jordanian drug firms will be signed soon, and Yugoslavia is ready to exchange expertise with Jordan in the medical and "health cure" areas.
- In Romania, Minister of Health Stefan Dragulescu has said that the 2.7% of 1997 Gross Domestic Product allocated for health care is insufficient, and that at least 4% must be allocated to ensure that health services do not decline, reports the Mediafax news agency.
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