According to the Prime Minister, this goal will be pursued as part of the national project “New Health Preservation Technologies.”

The share of domestically produced medicines from the list of essential and vital drugs (EVDL) in Russia should increase to 90% by 2030, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced.

He noted that this effort will be conducted within the framework of the national project “New Health Preservation Technologies.”

“Activities under the national project ‘New Health Preservation Technologies’ will help expand the use of biomedical technologies, regenerative medicine methods, and improve access for citizens to advanced approaches in prevention and treatment. The share of domestically produced essential and vital medicines should increase to 90%,” said the Prime Minister while addressing the National Projects Council.

In April, during a report on the government’s work in 2023, Mishustin stated that the current share of domestically produced medicines from the EVDL list stands at 80%.

Source: TASS, December 5, 2024