Two-Day Training Held for Importing Companies on the Use of Afghanistan Food and Drug Authority’s Online Systems

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Tue, Aug 11 2026 11:02 AM
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The training was conducted by the Afghanistan Food and Drug Authority for representatives of importing companies on using online systems to regulate the import and export of medicines and health products.

The training aimed to familiarize representatives of importing companies with the digital system for regulating the import and export of medicines and health products, and to enhance their capacity to complete registration, submit applications, upload the required documents electronically, and track the status of their applications.

Speaking at the program, Mawlawi Abdul Basir Qanih, Director General of Health Products and Medicines Regulation, highlighted the importance of the digital system, noting that its implementation would digitize import-related pro forma forms, streamline application processing, and improve transparency throughout the process.

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