As concerns grow around medication availability in Lebanon, this episode breaks down the current situation of the pharmaceutical sector amid ongoing tensions.
Featuring Dr. Abdul Rahman Maraqbawi, Head of the Pharmacists Syndicate, the discussion highlights the stability of medication supply, the impact of recent panic buying, and the measures taken to ensure fair distribution across pharmacies.
The episode also explores the country’s strategic medication stock, local production capacity, and contingency plans in case of disruptions to import routes. With up to four months of stock secured and alternative solutions in place, the system appears prepared for potential emergencies.
It also addresses a key public concern: medication prices. According to official statements, prices remain stable, with no plans or justification for increases.
At a time of uncertainty, the episode provides clarity on access to medications, the resilience of the system, and what people can expect in the coming months.
