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UAE ends drug monopolies, requiring multiple agents per medicine to boost competition and supply stability.
The UAE has ended monopolies on medical products by requiring pharmaceutical companies to appoint multiple authorized agents for each drug, effective February 24, 2026, under Federal Decree-Law No.
38 of 2024.
The Emirates Drug Establishment (EDE) introduced the rule to boost competition, improve supply chain resilience, ensure continuous medicine availability, and enhance response to public health emergencies.
The move aims to lower drug prices, strengthen distribution efficiency, and support national health security.
It also supports the UAE’s goal of becoming a global hub for pharmaceutical innovation and manufacturing.
Emiratos Árabes Unidos pone fin a los monopolios de medicamentos, lo que requiere varios agentes por medicamento para impulsar la competencia y la estabilidad del suministro.