ANMPS Represents Tunisia at African Medicines Agency's Inaugural Week in Kigali

Dr. Soumaya Miled, Director General of ANMPS, participated in the first week of the African Medicines Agency (AMA) in Kigali, Rwanda, from October 25 to 30, 2026. This event, focused on harmonizing regulatory practices across Africa, highlights Tunisia's commitment to strengthening continental cooperation. ANMPS is part of an effort aimed at aligning its standards with international benchmarks and improving access to quality medicines. This participation reflects Tunisia's intention to strengthen its pharmaceutical regulatory system while enhancing its technical capabilities. The event's theme, 'Building Together the Future of Regulation in Africa,' underscores the need for close collaboration between countries to ensure the safety and efficacy of health products. Tunisia is thus committed to contributing to a more integrated and efficient African regulatory space. ANMPS reaffirms its support for the harmonization of continental regulations, a crucial issue for public health. 'Building Together the Future of Regulation in Africa: From National Strength to Continental Impact' This initiative aims to ensure equitable access to vaccines and treatments while reinforcing Tunisians' confidence in the quality of medical products. The event marks an important step toward a more solidarity-driven Africa capable of addressing common health challenges. ⚡ Key Points ▸ The event's theme, 'Building Together the Future of Regulation in Africa,' highlights the need for close collaboration between countries to ensure the safety and efficacy of health products. ▸ This initiative aims to ensure equitable access to vaccines and treatments while reinforcing Tunisians' confidence in the quality of medical products. ▸ This participation reflects the