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Beacon Pharmaceuticals signs contract to export lifesaving drugs to Turkey
Bangladesh’s Beacon Pharmaceuticals has signed a contract with a Turkish company to export lifesaving drugs to the Eurasian country.
Published : 3 Oct 2016, 04:31 PM
Updated : 3 Oct 2016, 04:31 PM
The Bangladesh embassy said it was due to their initiative that Beacon, which specialises in manufacturing cancer drugs, and the KareIlac, a prominent Turkish pharmaceutical producer and distribution company, signed the contract at the embassy in Ankara on Monday.
The Turkish company has agreed to import, distribute and market the anti-cancer, biotech and lifesaving drugs of the Beacon Pharma.
The embassy expects the agreement would contribute to a large extent in enhancing Bangladesh’s pharmaceuticals export volume to Turkey.
Ambassador M Allama Siddiki was present during the signing of the deal.
KocIlac has also been importing some products of the Incepta pharmaceuticals since 2014.
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