The MoH (Ministry of Health), the Government of Morocco, and the ANAM (National Health Insurance Agency) are the prime regulatory organizations accountable for Morocco’s general healthcare admission and rules. The MoH is responsible for designing and executing government guidelines on public health. The Department of Pharmacy of MoH licenses the transaction of new medications in the country based on safety and effectiveness data. Any medication, created locally or imported, even at the example level, must acquire authorization from the Department of Pharmacy, MoH, before deal or allocation (even complimentary). Moreover, this authorization is essential before any medication can be considered for repayment. The MoH declares that a license can only be allocated if the medication meets exact requirements for proper testing to emphasize effectiveness, guarantee its safeness under standard prerequisites, confirm its medicinal value, and demonstrate bioequivalence for a generic drug.

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