Ukraine has the legal and regulatory capacity to launch programs supporting domestic pharmaceutical manufacturers, but funding is lacking amid the war, according to Taras Kachka, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration.
“Let’s just focus on the possibilities for support: the legal framework is there, but as for financial resources—you understand how constrained and limited our financial capabilities are in wartime,” he said during the conference “Regional Dialogues with Business on European Integration: The Pharmaceutical Industry” in Uzhhorod on Thursday.
At the same time, Kachka noted that “within the framework of existing support programs, there is a whole range of additional options.”
“We are ready for this dialogue. We just need to clearly identify exactly which needs we need to address,” he said.
BUSINESS, EUROPEAN INTEGRATION, PHARMACEUTICALS, STATE SUPPORT, Качка
