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Iran opens largest production line for anti-cancer drugs

  1. Politics
March 7, 2010 - 0:0

RASHT -- Iran has opened the Middle East’s largest production line for anti-cancer pharmaceuticals.

The production line was inaugurated on Wednesday at the Sobhan chemotherapy plant in Rasht, Gilan Province.
A wide range of antibiotics and anti-cancer drugs are produced at the factory, which helps reduce the country’s dependence on foreign countries for pharmaceuticals, Gilan Province Governor General Ruhollah Ghahremani told the Mehr News Agency

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