Pharmacists Syndicate Blocks Delivery Platform Use
The Jordanian Pharmacists Syndicate has issued a decision prohibiting dealings with delivery platforms that offer the service of delivering medicines and items that are limited to be sold in pharmacies. The syndicate emphasized that the handling of medications must be conducted in accordance with legislations that ensure public safety and protect pharmacists' rights. The syndicate reached an agreement with several pharmacists to refuse negotiations with private companies regarding medicine delivery, in addition to rejecting the delivery of medicines and dietary supplements via apps and pharmacies. It also stressed the importance of closing non-compliant platforms and holding those responsible accountable, while maintaining strategic cooperation with official authorities, especially the General Corporation for Food and Drug, to ensure the regulation of delivery services and safeguard the safety of medicines and public health. This stance aligns with the syndicate’s commitment to regulating the use of technology in accordance with the law, while promoting the interests of the profession and the safety of citizens.
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