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Dr. Ioanna Batsialou, owner of Polyclinic Ioanna Regen

A Balance of Commitment to Work, Family, and Innovation in Medicine

Professor Dr. Ioanna Batsialou, the founder and medical director of POLYCLINIC IOANNA REGEN, has established high standards in regenerative and aesthetic medicine in Serbia...

Vladimir Milanović, Director, Masdar Taaleri Generation

Čibuk 2 Advancing as Planned

Through the development of Čibuk 1, we paved the way for others. The implementation of Čibuk 2 is advancing according to plan, while Čibuk...

Chad Blewitt, Jadar Project Managing Director

Lithium’s Future and Rio Tinto’s Vision for Jadar

Rio Tinto’s Chad Blewitt addresses public concerns, environmental safety measures, and the economic potential of Serbia’s Jadar Project For many, Rio Tinto’s Jadar project represents...

Dr Nevenka Raketić, M.D.Ph.D Specialist in Pediatrics and Immunology, Owner and Founder of Polyclinic “Dr. Raketić”

Comprehensive Health Checks for Long-Lasting Wellbeing

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining good health is more crucial than ever. The pressures of modern life, coupled with high stress levels, demand that...

Generali Osiguranje Srbija

AdvanceCare for Greater Customer Experience

Generali Serbia has introduced an innovative digital solution for health insurance that aims to enhance the customer experience and improve claims management With its newly...

Danilo Mijušković, President of the FIC Pharma Industry Committee (Merck)

Partners for Technological Change

The pharmaceutical industry in Serbia can offer the state its experience and expertise in order to drive technological advancement in areas such as healthcare digitalisation and the application of artificial intelligence

At the FIC Pharmaceutical Industry Committee, we believe that one of the key advances in Serbia’s pharmaceutical industry is the state’s increasing investment in improving the availability of new therapeutic options. In practice, this means greater access to medicines and improved healthcare for patients in Serbia. However, these funds still aren’t sufficient to fully meet the needs of patients, and we are not yet at the level of medicine availability seen in the European Union, though we are certainly on track to achieving that.

Globally, we live in an exceptionally challenging environment when it comes to medicine supply. We are witnessing global shortages of some extremely important medicines. Economic crises, wars, labour shortages and rising production costs are just a few of the reasons for potential supply disruptions. Given all these factors, the role of the pharmaceutical industry in Serbia is becoming increasingly significant. I am confident that the industry, in cooperation with the state, will work to ensure the most stable medicine supply possible.

To maintain and improve the availability of innovative and generic medicines in Serbia, we need to focus on a few key steps: long-term savings through the use of efficient and modern therapies with preventative measures; analysis of the effectiveness of therapy; accelerating procedures for registering and introducing as many innovative and generic medicines as possible to the Drug Lists in Serbia. An active dialogue between institutions, companies and experts is an essential condition for any discussion about the progress of healthcare today.

Easier Access to Healthcare for All

We aim to improve dialogue and foster better, more efficient cooperation with state institutions, ensuring that every citizen has faster and easier access to healthcare

We’ve made progress in Serbia in terms of building partnerships and improving dialogue with the Ministry of Health, the National Health Insurance Fund and the Medicines and Medical Devices Agency, to ensure the provision of the most efficient and effective healthcare to all citizens.

I would also like to highlight the fact that the pharmaceutical industry in Serbia can offer the state its experience and expertise in order to drive technological advancements in areas such as healthcare digitalisation and the application of artificial intelligence. Digitalisation and the use of artificial intelligence bring many benefits to healthcare, from improving diagnostics and personalising medicine to suit patients’ individual needs, to speeding up administrative processes that become more efficient, freeing up healthcare workers to focus on direct patient care. The fast processing and sharing of medical data enhances analytics and the evaluation of the effectiveness of different therapeutic options. All these changes together make the healthcare system more efficient, precise and accessible, where the pharmaceutical industry can assist in various partnership projects with state institutions.

This is why the FIC Pharmaceutical Industry Committee will be very active, as we see this moment as representing the right time to launch new ideas and new solutions.

We want to work to improve dialogue and establish more effective cooperation with state institutions, so that every citizen can have faster and easier access to healthcare.

Elina Valtonen, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland

The Importance of EU Enlargement

Reforms of democratic institutions, the rule of law, anti-corruption and sound market economy principles must continue to be the starting point in paving the...

H.E. Joseph Kalala Mulamba, Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the Republic of Serbia

The Fight for Natural Resources

More than 15 million people have so far perished in the race for strategic minerals taking place in the Eastern Congo. This silent, untold...

H.E. Anke Konrad, Ambassador Of Germany To Serbia

Remembering the Fall of the Iron Curtain

Economic growth in the eastern part of Germany has outpaced that in the West over the last ten years. However, it is also true...

Milan Grujić, President Of The German-Serbian Chamber Of Commerce (AHK Serbia)

New Ideas for Continuous Success

Along with excellent opportunities for German investments in Serbia, there is growing recognition that economic relations can be boosted significantly by the fostering of...

Portrait of King Alexander Karađorđević by Paja Jovanović Returned to Serbia

The "For the Serbian People and State" Foundation has returned to Serbia a portrait of King Alexander Karađorđević, created...

Serbia Cuts Shadow Economy by Over a Quarter in a Decade, Driven by Digital Reforms

Over the past decade, Serbia has significantly reduced its shadow economy, lowering it from 29.1% to 21.1% of GDP,...

Serbia and Hungary Sign Memorandum on Electronic Data Exchange

The Memorandum on Electronic Data Exchange between Serbia and Hungary, signed in Budapest, is expected to ease cross-border economic...

Montenegro Becomes Leading Per Capita Host of Ukrainian Refugees

Montenegro has welcomed more than 200,000 Ukrainian refugees, making it the largest host of Ukrainian refugees per capita globally,...

North Macedonia and Serbia Sign Agreement to Build Gas Pipeline

The governments of North Macedonia and Serbia have signed a memorandum for the joint construction of a 70-kilometer gas...

Serbia Cuts Shadow Economy by Over a Quarter in a Decade, Driven by Digital Reforms

Over the past decade, Serbia has significantly reduced its shadow economy, lowering it from 29.1% to 21.1% of GDP,...

Claudia Sheinbaum Sworn In as Mexico’s First Female President

In a historic moment for Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum has been sworn in as the country's first female president, marking...

New Portal Simplifies Residence and Work Permits for Foreign Citizens

Establishment of the Portal for Foreign Citizens simplified the procedure for obtaining temporary residence and work permits for foreign...

Protecting Belgrade’s Generalštab is a Matter of Law and Public Interest

Europa Nostra, the leading European heritage civil society network, covering over 40 countries, and working closely with the European...

First Major CEBAC Conference Brings Together Over 200 European Companies in Serbia

Belgrade played host to the inaugural conference of the Council of European Business Associations and Chambers of Commerce in...

Serbia Cuts Shadow Economy by Over a Quarter in a Decade, Driven by Digital Reforms

Over the past decade, Serbia has significantly reduced its shadow economy, lowering it from 29.1% to 21.1% of GDP,...

Claudia Sheinbaum Sworn In as Mexico’s First Female President

In a historic moment for Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum has been sworn in as the country's first female president, marking...

New Portal Simplifies Residence and Work Permits for Foreign Citizens

Establishment of the Portal for Foreign Citizens simplified the procedure for obtaining temporary residence and work permits for foreign...

Protecting Belgrade’s Generalštab is a Matter of Law and Public Interest

Europa Nostra, the leading European heritage civil society network, covering over 40 countries, and working closely with the European...

First Major CEBAC Conference Brings Together Over 200 European Companies in Serbia

Belgrade played host to the inaugural conference of the Council of European Business Associations and Chambers of Commerce in...
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