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Panel Discussion on 'The next decade of injectables: Science, scale and new therapies' | #InjectableInnovationsConclave 2026 | 10th April 2026 | Hyderabad | Presented by Adam Fabriwerk and Powered by OPTIMA packaging group Moderated by Ms Viveka Roychowdhury, Editor, #ExpressPharma Panellists: + Mr Ankur Shah, Founder & Chairman, Invengene Private Limited + Mr Atul Shastri, President - Global Operations, Eugia Pharma Specialities Ltd  + Mr RAJA BHANU, DG, Pharmexcil (Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India) [1] Early collaboration and globally scalable product design are becoming critical to de-risk investments and secure long-term partnerships. [2] Success in injectables will depend on the ability to take products from the bench to the floor. We need to integrate manufacturing complexity and supply chain considerations from the very start. [3] India builds world-class plants but not equivalent R&D ecosystems. The gap between lab and large-scale production is where compliance and sterility challenges emerge. [4] AI, ML, and IoT can reduce human error, ensure sterility (a binary outcome), and significantly compress timelines — positioning India to lead in next-gen injectable innovation. [5] While India advances in affordability, scale, and AI-driven innovation, human expertise remains central, and self-reliance must be built to withstand geopolitical risks. [6] Amid rising geopolitical tensions, building self-reliance through strong domestic networks is critical to prevent supply disruptions, and while this transition will take time, the groundwork must begin immediately. Vishal Wagh | Lakshmipriya Nair | Kalyani Sharma | Neha Aathavale | Swati Rana | Rajesh Bhatkal | Ashish Rampure | Aachal Jamshetkar | John P K | Amruta Shinde | Nilesh Mungekar | Lata Randive | Rajani verma | Mahendra P @DoC_GoI

At the Hyderabad Chintan Shivir, the Commerce Secretary @RajeshAgrawal94 highlighted India’s strong pharmaceutical export performance, with exports reaching US$30.47 billion in 2024–25 and continuing to grow in 2025–26. He emphasised the need to strengthen quality standards, drive innovation, and build resilient supply chains to enhance global competitiveness. The Government reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the sector in expanding market access and moving towards a more value-driven export ecosystem. Read more: pib.gov.in/PressReleasePa… #DoC_GoI #PharmaExports #IndiaExports #GlobalTrade @PIB_India

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“Service Provider” means a person providing: (i) Supply of a ‘service’ from India to any other country (Mode 1 – Cross border trade); (ii) Supply of a ‘service’ from India to service consumer(s) of any other country in India (Mode 2 – Consumption abroad); (iii) Supply of a ‘service’ from India through commercial presence in any other country (Mode 3 – Commercial Presence); (iv) Supply of a ‘service’ from India through the presence of natural persons in any other country (Mode 4 – Presence of natural persons). #DoC_GoI #ServicesTrade #IndiaExports #GlobalTrade @RajeshAgrawal94 @PIB_India

India is strengthening ease of doing business for exporters through targeted reforms and digital interventions. Enhanced Importer Exporter Code (IEC) validation using National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI)-linked systems, streamlined duty exemption processes and a nationwide drive to clear pending Export Obligation Discharge Certificates (EODCs) are improving compliance efficiency and liquidity. Under the Export Promotion Mission (EPM), initiatives such as NIRYAT PROTSAHAN and NIRYAT DISHA are expanding access to finance, markets and logistics support, with a strong focus on empowering MSMEs and facilitating seamless trade. #DoC_GoI #EaseOfDoingBusiness #TradeFacilitation #MSME #IndiaExports #ExportPromotion @RajeshAgrawal94 @PIB_India

Commerce Secretary @RajeshAgrawal94 met Ambassdor Joseph Barloon, the Deputy United States Trade representative and Chief of Permanent Mission of United states to WTO on the Sidelines of WTO MC 14. Had detailed discussions on the MC14 agenda and explored strategic ways to further deepen our economic cooperation and bilateral trade ties. #DoC_GoI #IndiaAtWTOMC14 #WTOMC14 #IndiaExports @PiyushGoyal @CimGOI @PIB_India

Commerce Secretary @RajeshAgrawal94 met Ambassador Patricia Frutos, Vice-Minister for International Trade and Integration of Paraguay, on the sidelines of WTO MC14. Had productive discussions on the MC14 agenda and enhancing bilateral trade. #DoC_GoI #IndiaAtWTOMC14 #WTOMC14 #IndiaExports @PIB_India @PiyushGoyal @CimGOI

Commerce Secretary @RajeshAgrawal94 met Mr. Allan B. Gepty ,the Undersecretary for International Trade Group at the Department of Trade and Industry of Philippines. Had productive discussions on WTO reforms and promoting bilateral trade under the India-Philippines PTA. Also discussed ongoing AITIGA negotiations and related market access issues. @PiyushGoyal @CimGOI @PIB_India #DoC_GoI #IndiaAtWTOMC14 #WTOMC14 #IndiaExports

India-Belarus Pharma Business Meet: 19.03.2026. Welcome Address by Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, Pharmexcil.Opening remarks by H.E Mr. Ashok Kumar, IFS, Ambassador, Embassy of India in Belarus, Minsk. Remarks by Dr Vladimir Karanik, Chairman, National Academy of Sciences, Belarus.Welcome Speech by Ms Elena Sergeevna Malinovskaya, Deputy Chairperson of Belarusian Chamber of Commerce & Industry.Presentation by Mr. Mitrofanov Igor, Director, Belpharprom. Presentation by Mr Dimitri Grinko, Director, Registration Agency, Belarus.Address by Mr Vitali Viktorovich, Deputy Director, National Agency of investment, Belarus.Address by Ms Natalia Makeeva, President, Pharma Association, Belarus.Presentation by Ms Yulia Mikolaichik, Deputy Head of Administration, Vitebsk Free Economic Zone, Belarus. Mr AVPS Chakravarthi, Honorary Chair- Corporate Communications, Pharmexcil, Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, Pharmexcil, Mr Rollins John, Director, Ms Dipti Salian, Assistant Director Photograph with Dignitaries H.E Mr. Ashok Kumar, IFS, Ambassador, Embassy of India in Belarus, Minsk, Mr AVPS Chakravarthi, Honorary Chair- Corporate Communications, Pharmexcil, Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, interacting with the participants during the BSM H.E Mr. Ashok Kumar, IFS, Ambassador, Embassy of India in Belarus, Minsk, Mr AVPS Chakravarthi, Honorary Chair- Corporate Communications, Pharmexcil, Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, interacting with the participants during the BSM Participants during the Forum Group photograph with the delegates

India-Belarus Pharma Business Meet: 19.03.2026. Welcome Address by Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, Pharmexcil.Opening remarks by H.E Mr. Ashok Kumar, IFS, Ambassador, Embassy of India in Belarus, Minsk. Remarks by Dr Vladimir Karanik, Chairman, National Academy of Sciences, Belarus.Welcome Speech by Ms Elena Sergeevna Malinovskaya, Deputy Chairperson of Belarusian Chamber of Commerce & Industry.Presentation by Mr. Mitrofanov Igor, Director, Belpharprom. Presentation by Mr Dimitri Grinko, Director, Registration Agency, Belarus.Address by Mr Vitali Viktorovich, Deputy Director, National Agency of investment, Belarus.Address by Ms Natalia Makeeva, President, Pharma Association, Belarus.Presentation by Ms Yulia Mikolaichik, Deputy Head of Administration, Vitebsk Free Economic Zone, Belarus. Mr AVPS Chakravarthi, Honorary Chair- Corporate Communications, Pharmexcil, Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, Pharmexcil, Mr Rollins John, Director, Ms Dipti Salian, Assistant Director Photograph with Dignitaries H.E Mr. Ashok Kumar, IFS, Ambassador, Embassy of India in Belarus, Minsk, Mr AVPS Chakravarthi, Honorary Chair- Corporate Communications, Pharmexcil, Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, interacting with the participants during the BSM H.E Mr. Ashok Kumar, IFS, Ambassador, Embassy of India in Belarus, Minsk, Mr AVPS Chakravarthi, Honorary Chair- Corporate Communications, Pharmexcil, Mr Raja Bhanu, Director General, interacting with the participants during the BSM Participants during the Forum Group photograph with the delegates

Mr. Namit Joshi, Chairman, PHARMEXCIL, spoke at the III Smart Cities Forum, New Delhi, at the roundtable on “Russia–India: Strategic Partnership in the Pharmaceutical Industry.” The session focused on innovation-led collaboration, investment, and joint growth, reinforcing the importance of continued India–Russia partnership in the pharmaceutical sector.

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India–Russia Pharma Business Meet convened key stakeholders to advance collaboration, regulatory alignment, and trade. Speakers from government, industry, and pharmacovigilance highlighted opportunities to strengthen partnerships and drive growth.

India–Russia Pharma Business Meet convened key stakeholders to advance collaboration, regulatory alignment, and trade. Speakers from government, industry, and pharmacovigilance highlighted opportunities to strengthen partnerships and drive growth.

Glad to meet FM Slovakia Juraj Blanár today. The visit of President @PellegriniP_ to India #IndiaAIActionSummit has provided new momentum to our relations. Discussed our bilateral agenda, including furthering cooperation in manufacturing, defence and space. 🇮🇳 🇸🇰

India’s Non-Petroleum Exports Strengthen Export Basket (April–February 2025–26) India’s cumulative Non-Petroleum exports reached US$ 354.12 Billion during April–February 2025–26, compared to US$ 337.17 Billion in the same period of the previous year, registering a growth of 5.03%. The growth underscores India’s expanding strength in diversified export sectors. #DoC_GoI #IndiaExports #ExportGrowth @PiyushGoyal @PiyushGoyalOffc @RajeshAgrawal94 @PIB_India

Key Sectors Driving India’s Export Growth in February 2026 Several sectors contributed significantly to merchandise export growth in February 2026, including Engineering Goods, Electronic Goods, Organic & Inorganic Chemicals, Gems & Jewellery, and Meat, Dairy & Poultry Products. These sectors continue to reinforce India’s export competitiveness and sectoral diversification. #DoC_GoI #IndiaExports #ExportGrowth @PiyushGoyal @PiyushGoyalOffc @RajeshAgrawal94 @PIB_India