National meet of pharma leaders to be held in Mysuru on June 21
The Forum for Quality Pharma Leaders (FQPL) will hold its national meet at JSS College of Pharmacy in Mysuru on June 21.
The meet will serve as a platform for dialogue on pharmaceutical quality standards, regulatory practices and industry-academia collaborations, said a press statement.
B. Suresh, Pro-Chancellor of JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research (JSSAHER) will inaugurate the event. Representatives of pharmaceutical industries including Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Cipla, Biocon, Sun Pharma, Micro Labs, Syngene International, Lupin, Aragen etc., will attend the meet.
T.M. Pramod Kumar, principal of JSS College of Pharmacy, which is a constituent college of JSSAHER, said the meet will cover challenges and opportunities in the pharma industry, technology advancement, regulatory inspections, cross contaminations, regulatory expectations in the global markets, Industry 4.0 and quality automation, and strengthening the industry-academia synergy.
'The meet is a vital step towards integrating academic excellence with industrial expectations by creating a space for open dialogue among pharmaceutical quality leaders and young professionals, who aim to strengthen the foundation of quality assurance in the pharma ecosystem,' said Mr. Kumar.
More than 100 participants including quality assurance heads, regulatory experts and faculty members from across the country are expected to participate.
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