Japanese pharma companies are keen to collaborate with Indian pharma companies
in trade and technology development, said Yasuhiko Shioi, president, Kokando Co.
Ltd., leader of the Japanese pharmaceutical delegation to India.
The meeting was organised by industry chamber
FICCI in New Delhi.
"Indian and Japanese companies could also
undertake joint market research and product development for world market as also
jointly develop new technologies," Shioi added.
Toyama, which is recognised as the cluster city of
pharmaceutical industry in Japan, has around 100 companies.
"We are looking for long term partnerships with
Indian companies. There is immense scope of exporting Japanese products to
Indian market and similarly Indian products can be traded in the Japanese
market," Hamano International President Shoichiro Hamano said.
He also highlighted availability of huge talent
pool for sustaining and growing operations are making India an attractive choice
for global pharma companies for investment, tie-ups, mergers and acquisitions.
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