Qatar Ministry of Public Health Announces Price Cuts on Over 1,000 Medicines

Doha – In a major step aimed at improving access to treatment and easing financial burdens on families, Qatar’s Ministry of Public Health has announced significant reductions in the prices of 1,019 medicines available in the local market.

According to the ministry, the price cuts range between 15% and 75%, and cover some of the most widely used therapeutic categories.

These include medicines for heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, and painkillers, as well as treatments for allergies, digestive disorders, psychiatric conditions, immune diseases, and weight-loss medications.

The initiative is designed to ensure that patients in Qatar have access to essential medicines at more affordable prices, supporting the government’s commitment to public health and the wellbeing of its population.

This latest decision is part of ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Public Health to strengthen the healthcare system, provide sustainable medical solutions, and enhance quality of life for residents.

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