Indian medicines can be supplied to Russia through Murmansk

The Murmansk transport hub may become one of the main points of supply of pharmaceutical products from India to Russia via the Northern Sea Route. This was reported by the Chairman of the Council for the Promotion of the Export of Pharmaceutical Products of India to the Russian Federation Divesh Kumar.

According to him, the development of the Arctic zone opens up new opportunities for organizing the transportation of medicines. In the future, the Indian side expects to use Murmansk as one of the main ports for such supplies.

For the development of transportation, countries are also working on solving the issue of ship insurance. Indian companies have already begun to issue insurance policies, which can help in organizing the transportation of goods.

The Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council of India to the Russian Federation is a government organization established by the Ministry of Trade and Industry of India to support the entry of Indian medicines into foreign markets.

Earlier, MK in Murmansk reported that the first batches of pig iron will be sent through the Murmansk commercial port for the first time in 30 years.