Tribune News Service
Mohali, August 21
A two-week intensive training programme on ‘Recent trends and challenges in biopharmaceuticals’ started at NIPER on Sunday.
According to the NIPER spokesperson, 20 participants from 11 partner countries — Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Egypt, Honduras, Iran, Mauritius, Mozambique, Sudan, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe — have been attending the course.
“During the course, experts from the biopharmaceutical industry, academia, research institutes and regulatory agencies would deliver lectures and participate in deliberations,” said the spokesperson, adding that around three sessions would be held.
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