Federal Minister for Industries and Production, Rana Tanveer Hussain, attended the inauguration ceremony of the AlnnoVent AVB-100, an advanced ICU ventilator developed by Alsons Group. This milestone product launch represents a transformative step towards greater self-reliance in Pakistan’s healthcare sector. The AlnnoVent AVB-100 is designed to provide critical support to Intensive Care Units (ICUs), addressing the growing demand for life-saving equipment. In his address, Rana Tanveer Hussain highlighted the significance of local manufacturing in enhancing Pakistan’s healthcare capabilities. “With the AlnnoVent AVB-100, Pakistan will not only strengthen its healthcare infrastructure but also establish itself as a formidable player in the global medical technology market,” he said. He emphasized that developing high-quality medical devices locally would create new opportunities for Pakistan, contributing to economic growth and generating invaluable employment. The Minister further pointed out that Pakistan currently spends nearly $2 billion annually on importing biomedical devices, including essential equipment for healthcare. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the country faced significant challenges due to shortages in life-saving equipment. “This technology will enable us to deliver life-saving care and swiftly respond to emergencies, marking a vital step toward ensuring self-sufficiency in critical medical supplies,” said Hussain. Rana Tanveer Hussain concluded by underscoring the broader vision of continued investment in research, development, and infrastructure. “With such initiatives, Pakistan is poised to become a global leader in medical device manufacturing and healthcare technology,”.
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