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OIC Medicines Authorities committed to cooperating toward Safe, Efficacious and Standardized Medicines and Vaccine Self-Reliance

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OIC Medicines Authorities committed to cooperating toward Safe, Efficacious and Standardized Medicines and Vaccine Self-Reliance

First Meeting, Heads of NMRAs of OIC Member States, Jakarta 21-2/11/2018.

NMRA Heads from OIC Member States, First Meeting, group photo, Jakarta 22/11/2018.

Indonesian Health Minister Nila F Moeloek (3rd rt) Head, National Agency of Drug & Food Control (BPOM) Penny K Lukito (2nd rt), Meeting of Heads, OIC NMRAs, Jakarta 21/11/2018. (ANTARA/WAHYU...

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