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Egyptian pharmaceutical firm to build major manufacturing plant in Abia

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Gov Otti of Abia with the visiting delegation from Utopia Pharmaceuticals

The company founder, Kamel Muhamed, said they had successfully implemented similar manufacturing projects in Tanzania and other African countries and was ready to replicate the model in Abia.

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