- President Bola Tinubu signed an executive order suspending tariffs, excise duties, and VAT on imported pharmaceutical machinery and inputs
- The initiative aims to rejuvenate Nigeria’s health sector and increase local production of healthcare products
- The order introduces zero tariffs, excise duties, and VAT on specified machinery, equipment, and raw materials
- It includes items like Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, essential raw materials, and medical devices
- The order mandates collaboration among various ministries to develop an implementation framework
- Agencies like NCS, NAFDAC, SON, and FIRS will ensure swift implementation with waivers and exemptions for two years
- The order aims to encourage medical industrialization, reduce costs of medical products, create economic value, and enable job creation in the healthcare value chain.
Source: thewillnews.com
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