Economic footprint of the pharma sector in Bulgaria

19 June 2023
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The total contribution that the pharmaceutical industry has provided for the Bulgarian economy in 2021 is estimated at around 2.8 billion Bulgarian lev ($1.57 billion) or 2.2% of the country's gross domestic product (GDP), which is in line with the average level for Europe.

These and other data were presented for the first time by Luka Chichov, executive director of IQVIA for Central and Eastern Europe, in a report delivered during an expert meeting of the economic and strategic contribution of the pharmaceutical sector in Bulgaria, which was organized by the country’s trade organizations representing pharma and generics companies as well as wholesalers.

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