India Pharma 2026: Transitioning to Innovation-Driven Growth
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New Delhi, March 30 (NationPress) The pharmaceutical industry in India is on the verge of a transformative shift, aiming to establish itself as a global leader driven by innovation. The upcoming India Pharma 2026 initiative seeks to facilitate this transition from a focus on volume to an emphasis on value and research-driven growth, as announced by the government on Monday.
Organized by the Department of Pharmaceuticals under the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers, in collaboration with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) and the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA), the 9th edition of India Pharma 2026 will take place on April 13-14 at Federation House in the capital.
This conference will serve as a vital platform for discussions on how India’s pharmaceutical sector can evolve from being primarily volume-driven to becoming a value- and innovation-focused global powerhouse.
It aims to unite policymakers, global industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to discuss new opportunities and strategies for advancement.
With the theme “Discover in India: Leapfrogging Life-Sciences Innovation,” the event intends to highlight India as a premier destination for cutting-edge research and innovation in pharmaceuticals and life sciences.
The focus will include enhancing healthcare accessibility, accelerating innovation, and fortifying global health security.
Experts will delve into emerging fields such as drug discovery, complex generics, and biosimilars during the discussions.
The conference will also spotlight India’s robust manufacturing infrastructure and its rapidly evolving research and development ecosystem, which are pivotal for the country’s role in the global pharmaceutical value chain.
India Pharma 2026 stands as a flagship initiative to showcase the nation’s pharmaceutical capabilities, foster innovation, and establish stronger global supply chains through collaboration and policy dialogue.
FICCI, founded in 1927, is among the largest and oldest business organizations in India, representing over 250,000 companies from various sectors.
Meanwhile, the Department of Pharmaceuticals is committed to supporting the pharma and medtech industries through effective policy measures, infrastructure enhancements, and partnerships between academia and industry, in alignment with the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.