
In a strategic move to rebalance trade with India, Russian President Vladimir Putin has directed his government to ramp up imports of Indian pharmaceuticals and agricultural products.
With pharmaceuticals already representing a $5 billion surplus in India’s favor, the Kremlin’s push signals a major opportunity for Indian drugmakers to expand their footprint in Russia’s pharmaceutical market, reports The Pharma Letter’s India correspondent.
The announcement coincides with a high-level bilateral meeting held in India late last month between JP Nadda, Health Minister and Dmitry Nikolaevich Patrushev, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.
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