Haleem appointed to lead state drug company board
The government established the company in September to import medicines following concerns about shortages of essential drugs.
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The Chief Executive Officer of the Maldives Group of Hospitals, Ibrahim Abdul Razzaq Haleem, has been appointed as the Chairman of the government-owned medicine import company.
According to Privatisation and Corporatisation Board (PCB), Haleem has been appointed as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the State Pharmaceutical and Medical Supply Corporation Limited, the newly formed state pharmaceutical company.
The company’s Managing Director is Maldives Group of Hospitals Deputy CEO Dr Shah Mahir. The board also includes two members:
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Aishath Mohamed, M. Kuredhoo
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Shibana Abdulla Didi, Flat No. 10-3-1
The government established the company in September to import medicines following concerns about shortages of essential drugs. The company is entirely owned by the state.
