Health Ministry Announces Medicine Shortage Solutions

The Ministry of Health announces urgent measures to address the medication shortage in Tunisia. These include an additional financial allocation of 15 million dinars annually to strengthen the drug stockpile, as well as the development of information systems to monitor consumption and improve management. The measures also involve supporting the financial stability of the Central Pharmacy through supplementary resources and enhancing funding mechanisms to ensure timely supply of medicines to healthcare institutions. Additionally, a draft budget law for 2026 has been prepared, incorporating measures to support healthcare financing and prevent supply disruptions. It also includes decisions to enhance transparency and obligate license holders to report early warnings of production halts or anticipated shortages, aiming to ensure the continuous availability of essential medicines and to prevent threats to patients’ lives.

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