Private Pharmacies Seek Price Standards
The Tunisian Association of Private Pharmacy Owners called for the adoption of clear and transparent standards to review medication prices, taking into account citizens' purchasing power, the continuous availability of drugs, and the sustainability of pharmacies. They emphasized that any price increase should be based on objective indicators such as the fluctuations in raw material costs and exchange rates, while maintaining a balance between meeting the demand for medicines and protecting pharmacists' purchasing ability. They clarified that pharmacists are not currently participating in the price review committee or the drug observatory, and they are legally obligated to implement the official prices once issued, without any modifications or refusals.
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