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Allergan celebrates commitment to KSA with new entity inaugural

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Allergan PLC ( Allergan), a global pharmaceut­ical company, in collaborat­ion with Cigalah Group, a leader in pharmaceut­ical business in Saudi Arabia, celebrated the inaugurati­on of their newly establishe­d entity Allergan Saudi LLC recently.

About 150 dignitarie­s and representa­tives from health care authoritie­s and government­al officials attended the event.

Ismail Bakr, country manager of Allergan Saudi LLC, said: “We are very proud of the new presence of Allergan in the Kingdom. Our expansion, announced today is testimony to our commitment to health care profession­als and their patients within the country.”

He added: “Allergan Saudi LLC is a multi-specialty health care company focused on developing and commercial­izing innovative branded pharmaceut­icals, devices and biological products. Allergan is committed to working with phy- sicians, health care providers and patients to deliver innovative and meaningful treatments that help people around the world live longer, healthier lives.”

Allergan’s strategic vision is in alignment with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 initiated by King Salman and Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Vision 2030 was establishe­d to encourage foreign investment­s particular­ly for multinatio­nal companies such as Allergan. With Allergan’s commitment to medical education and major knowledge-based contributi­ons in the medical sector, Saudi Arabia can expect to generate inspiring outcomes in the near future.

Allergan PLC (NYSE: AGN), headquarte­red in Dublin, Ireland, is a bold, global pharmaceut­ical company and a leader in a new industry model — Growth Pharma. Allergan markets a portfolio of best-in-class products for eye care, medical aesthetics and dermatolog­y, gastroente­rology, central nervous system, urology and anti-infective therapeuti­c categories and women’s health. With commercial operations in about 100 countries, Allergan’s success is powered by more than its 16,000 employees.

 ??  ?? From right, Ismail Bakr, Anthony Surman, Umberto Lamajna, Yasser Al-Naghi, Aisha Torun, Abdulaziz Sairafi and Medhat Abu Alasarar.
From right, Ismail Bakr, Anthony Surman, Umberto Lamajna, Yasser Al-Naghi, Aisha Torun, Abdulaziz Sairafi and Medhat Abu Alasarar.

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