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Partnership between 'Saïdal' and Swiss 'Roche' to Localize Breast Cancer Drug Manufacturing in Algeria

September 10, 2026اقتصاد | الإذاعة الجزائريةradioalgerie.dzTranslated from Arabic
Partnership between 'Saïdal' and Swiss 'Roche' to Localize Breast Cancer Drug Manufacturing in Algeria

The 'Saïdal' group signed a partnership contract with the Swiss company 'Roche' in Algiers this Thursday, aimed at localizing the production of breast cancer drugs at the factory belonging to the public group located in El Harrach (the capital). The contract signing ceremony was overseen by the Minister of Pharmaceutical Industry, Wassim Gouidri, and attended by the General Director of the pharmaceutical group, Younes Bouarara, the General Director of 'Roche' Algeria, Mohamed Ali Oumani, as well as the Ambassador of the Swiss Confederation to Algeria, Marion Waslet-Krobski, along with executives from both companies.

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