New Snag in Drug Supply Chain: India Refuses to Ship Cargo on Iranian Aircraft

The spokesperson for the Food and Drug Organization announced restrictions on the transfer of some psychiatric and neurological medicines to Iran.

Ambassador Arjan: The spokesperson of the Food and Drug Organization announced that there are restrictions on the transfer of some neuropsychiatric drugs to Iran.

The spokesperson of the Food and Drug Organization announced: Most of the psychoactive drugs are under the supervision of the United Nations International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) and India is one of the most important suppliers of these items in the world.

After the start of the Ramadan war in March 1404 and the stoppage of direct flights from India to Iran, the transportation of cargo related to these drugs was limited. Also, the Indian side's refusal to send these cargoes with Iranian planes made the supply process more difficult.

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