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Ethiopia's Domestic Market Share of Local Medical Supplies Surges to 44 Percent - Health Minister
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Ethiopia's Domestic Market Share of Local Medical Supplies Surges to 44 Percent - Health Minister

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia has registered impressive progress in expanding its health sector capacity, with the domestic market share of locally manufactured medicines and health products surging from 8 percent to 44 percent, Minister of Health Dr. Mekdes Daba announced today.

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