Malta-based Indian pharmaceutical firm Aurobindo, will invest €3 million in oncology research, the Prime Minister has announced. 

Aurobindo has been operating in Malta for more than 15 years. 

Joseph Muscat was taking part in a meeting for businesses during the Vibrant Gurajat summit in India. 

The cooperation between the pharmaceutical sector in India and Malta came about as a result of the Malta Medicines Authority, which carries out inspections in Gurajat in connection with quality certificates. 

Underlining his government's "pro-business" approach, Dr Muscat pointed out that Malta is the ideal location to infiltrate other markets, especially European ones. 

Economy Minister Chris Cardona also addressed the participants. 

 

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