
The Russian Parliament (State Duma) has started the design of legislation that will allow Russia to produce patented imported drugs of those global producers who refuse further drug imports to Russia, due to sanctions or other unfounded circumstances, according to an official representative of the Duma, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
According to Alexander Petrov, deputy member of the Committee on Health of the Duma, Russia will be forced to violate international laws in regard to those foreign pharmaceutical companies who refuse further supply of their drugs to the country. He has also said that this will be a necessary step to protect the health of the country’s citizens.
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