New Agreement Brings Breakthrough Dyslipidemia Treatment to Saudi Arabia and MEA
Sanjeev Agarwal, CEO of Althera added 'This partnership with Jamjoom Pharma is a pivotal step for Althera, allowing us to extend our reach into the rapidly growing MENA region. We are confident that Jamjoom's deep market understanding and robust capabilities make them the perfect partner to deliver our Rproduct to healthcare providers and patients in Saudi Arabia and across MENA. This collaboration is a testament to our dedication to making innovative and affordable cardiovascular treatments more accessible globally.'
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