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Tunisia reviews 300 medicines amid crisis
The Secretary-General of the Private Pharmacists' Union in Tunisia urged the government to expedite the release of pharmacists' overdue payments, which have been delayed for several months. He warned that this could lead to a financial crisis for pharmacies due to their financial obligations. He confirmed that the law obliges pharmacists to provide medications to citizens, but they are not responsible for funding social insurance funds. He also pointed to previous efforts to settle outstanding debts. In another context, the Pharmacists' Union clarified that it did not participate in the decision to review the prices of approximately 300 types of medicines. It emphasized the need for any price increases to be based on clear and transparent criteria, while maintaining a balance between protecting citizens' purchasing power and ensuring the continuous supply of medicines to the market.
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