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(01) Afghanistan – Afghanistan Nationwide Pharmacists Association (ANPA)
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Afghanistan national wide pharmacists’ association (ANPA) is a non-governmental and independent, social organization.It’s main office is located in Kabul city, Afghanistan. The main purposes of Union areto Defense pharmacist Professional Rights, promotion of professional knowledge, exchange of information between pharmacists, conducting scientific seminars, encouraging production of essential and qualified medicines, collaboration with the ministry of public health in providing better health services to citizens, promotion of rational medicinal use, prevention of counterfeit and poor quality medicine’s production and import and establishment of pharmacist position in the health system of the country.
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Year Joined: 2016
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Website: http://www.anpa.af
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E-mail: anpa.1382@gmail.com
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Address: Jamal mena, Kabul University, Kabul, Afghanistan
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Total Members: 1,028
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Current President: Prof. Aqa Muhammad Zhakfar
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(02) Australia – Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSAu)
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.psa.org.au
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E-mail: psa.nat@psa.org.au
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Address: Level 1, 17 Denison Street, DEAKIN Canberra, Australia
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Total Members:
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Current President: Mr. Shane Jackson
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Term: 2016-2019
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(03) Bangladesh – Bangladesh Pharmaceutical Society (BSP)
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Year Joined: 2018
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Current President: Mr. A.T.M Fakhor Uddin Chowdhurry
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(04) Cambodia – Pharmacist Association of Cambodia (PAC)
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Year Joined: 2013
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Current President: Dr. Rathanak Lim
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(05) Hong Kong – Pharmaceutical Society of Hong Kong (PSHK)
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: http://pshk.hk
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E-mail: pharmacist@pshk.hk
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Address: Room 1303, Rightful Centre, 12 Tak Hing Street, Jordan, Hong Kong
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Total Members:
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Current President: Ms. Scarlett Oi Lan Pong
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(06) India – Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA)
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Established in 1939, The Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA) is the oldest association of pharmacy professionals in India with a member base of over 14155 spread across the length & breadth of the nation. IPA operates through 20 state branches & more than 45 local branches. The members represent various facets of the pharmacy profession, such as the Industry, the regulatory, the community & hospital pharmacy and education. The Indian Pharmaceutical Association is a charitable trust and a non-profit making organization right from the beginning. The association has a constitution and functions on democratic principles. IPA’s major objective is to position the pharmacist as one of the important health care professionals of IndianThe IPA has five divisions representing the community pharmacy, the education, the hospital pharmacy, the industry and the regulatory affairs. IPA also has a student body, the IPA-student forum (IPA-SF), which is a sub-division of the education division. IPA’s official publication, Pharma Times, publishes the association news along with theme-based educative articles about various aspects of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences. The Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, IPA’s official scientific publication, publishes peerreviewed research articles related to Pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences. The other publications of IPA include the community pharmacy division’s etimes and the drug information bulletin, both of which have worldwide circulation and acceptance.
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.ipapharma.org
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E-mail: ipacentre@ipapharma.org
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Address: Kalina, Santa Cruz (E),Mumbai – 400 098
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Total Members: 14,155
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Current President: Dr. TV Narayana
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Term: 2018-2020
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(07) Indonesia – Indonesian Pharmacist Association (Ikatan Apoteker Indonesia) (IAI)
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.iai.id
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E-mail: sekretariat@iai.id
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Address: Jl. Wijaya Kusuma No. 17 Tomang, Jatipulo, Palmerah, Jakarta Barat, DKI Jakarta 11430
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Total Members: 72,939
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Current President: Mr. Nurul Falah Eddy Pariang
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Term: 2018-2022
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(08) Japan- Japan Pharmaceutical Association (JPA)
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The Japan Pharmaceutical Association (JPA) was established in 1893 and has a voluntary membership system. The number of the members totals approximately 100,000. JPA members are at the same time members of any of 47 prefectural pharmaceutical associations and consist of pharmacists engaged in every field of profession: community pharmacy (77.8 %), hospital/clinic (9.8 %), drug retailer (0.8 %), wholesalers (2.1 %), administration (1.5%), manufacturer/marketer (0.7 %), education and research (0.7 %) and others (6.6 %).
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The JPA’s principal activities include; (1)advancing pharmacy and pharmaceutical care; (2)contributing to providing healthcare through pharmaceutical care such as rational use of medicines; (3)providing instructions about public health; (4)increasing people’s awareness about pharmaceutical sanitation; (5)contributing to regional health and ensuring medical safety; (6)securing and supplying pharmaceuticals to cope with disasters; (7)cooperating with and supporting prefectural pharmaceutical associations; (8)specific insurance business, such as pension benefits for members; (9)welfare business for members; and (10) other activities.
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In response to peoples’ expectations, the JPA aims to ensure the developed system of the Bungyo (separation of dispensing and prescribing) [to implement GPP Guideline in Japan] and to bring about the healthcare system where pharmacy service is properly evaluated, as well as to ensure safety and security in use of medicines and to enhance competence of pharmacists.
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.nichiyaku.or.jp
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E-mail: gyoumu@nichiyaku.or.jp
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Address: 3-3-1 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-8389, Japan
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Total Members: 10,4667
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Current President: Dr. Nobuo Yamamoto
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Term: 2018-2020
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(09) Jordan – Jordan Pharmacists Association (JPA)
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In 1957, the Jordan Pharmacists Association (JPA) was founded to serve and represent pharmacists and pharmacy profession in Jordan. The JPA works closely with the Ministry of Health (MoH), regulatory bodies, authorities and other professional associations to assure the delivery of high-quality pharmaceutical care and services to the Jordanian population.
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The JPA aims to assure the development of the pharmacy profession, encourage scientific research, regulate and develop pharmacy practice and services. One of the JPA top priorities is to protect and advocate pharmacists’ rights and best interests throughout different stages of their professional lives.
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Year Joined: 2018
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Website: www.jpa.org.jo
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E-mail: Info@jpa.org.jo or contactus@jpa.org.jo
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Address: Shmeisani, Amman, PO Box 1124 Amman 11118 Jordan
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Total Members: 23,000
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Current President: Dr. Zeid Rawhi Kilani
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Term: 2017-2020
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(10) Macau – Pharmacist Association of Macao (PAM)
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Pharmacist Association of Macao (PAMAC) is a non-profit professional association. It is the oldest association in pharmacy professional in Macau and it was founded in February 11, 1992.
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The aims of PAMAC are to promote professional collaboration and solidarity among its members; to protect the basic rights of members; to uphold the professional dignity of pharmacist; to promote the professional image and status of pharmacists to society; to provide updated information in pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical sciences for members; to provide technical support for members, to closely collaborate with the Health Bureau of Macau in order to protect the health of Macau residents; to promote and improve the quality of pharmaceutical care services; to establish and collaborate with the pharmacy organizations from different regions and countries.
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Since PAMAC was founded, it has been committed to enhancing the quality of pharmaceutical care services, promote the development of pharmaceutical industry, and protect the medication safety of the general public in Macau. PAMAC has always insisted on its aims and mission. Nowadays, pharmacy seminars, pharmacists practicing competencies workshops and elderly-home pharmaceutical services, and other professional and social services are held routinely to serve the pharmacists and public in Macau.
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Year Joined: 2012
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Website: www.pharmacist.org.mo
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E-mail: macaupharmacist@gmail.com
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Address: Avenida de Sidonio Pais, No. 24-26, Edf. Fu Wah-Court, 2-A
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Total Members: 350
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Current President: Mr. Kenny Kuok
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(11) Malaysia – Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society (MPS)
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The Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society (MPS) is the national association for pharmacists formed in 1967 to promote and maintain the honour and interests of the profession of pharmacy in the country. It also aims to uphold and enhance the standard and ethics of the profession.
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Its motto is “Berkhidmat Untuk Kesihatan Rakyat” or translated as “Service Towards A Healthy Society”.
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The Society plays an important role to further the development of pharmacy and pharmaceutical education and to foster intra-professional relationship among members. It strives to improve the Science of Pharmacy for the general welfare of the public by fostering the publication of scientific and professional information relating to the practice of pharmacy and aid in the development and stimulation of discovery, invention and research. In this way it also assist in improving the health services in the country
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The Society also represents the interests of its members and also the general public by having representatives at the Pharmacy Board and the Poisons Board of the Ministry of Health, and other consumer-related interest groups, as well as having interest in the consumers affairs of the Ministry of Trade and Domestic Affairs, and including other Non-Governmental Organizations.
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As a society it will represent the views of the members in matters affecting the common interest of the profession.
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To enhance the professionalism of pharmacists, the Society endorsed the Code of Ethics for Pharmacists as established by the Pharmacy Board of Malaysia.
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.mps.org.my
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E-mail: mps.online@gmail.com
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Address: Wisma MPS, 16-2, Jalan OP 1/5,1-Puchong Business Park Off Jalan Puchong, 47160 Puchong Selangor, Malaysia
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Total Members: 4,481
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Current President: Mr. Amrahi Bin Buang
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Term: 2018-2020
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(12) Mongolia – Mongolian Pharmaceutical Association (MonPA)
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Year Joined: 2008
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Current President: Dr. Densmaa Dungerdorj
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(13) Myanmar – Myanmar Pharmaceutical Association (MPA)
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MPA was founded on 15th March 2012 and it is the only organization that represents pharmacists in Myanmar. The association is accredited by Ministry of Home Affairs, the Union of Myanmar with the license number 1/PyayDwin/0115. In Myanmar, Pharmacy Education is mainly undertaken by Ministry of Health and Sport. Memberships are the senior pharmacists by Colombo Project and the pharmacists from University of Pharmacy (Yangon and Mandalay) and Military Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences.
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Pharmacy Education was started in 1964, with the supervision of Columbo Plan Experts; 2 British Pharmacists and Myanmar Counter-part pharmacists, with the collaboration of University of Medicine 1 and Department of Chemistry (Yangon Arts and Science University). Namely Institute of Para-Medical Sciences. They were conferred DPMS (Pharmacy), POSTED TO Government Hospitals. Nowadays, Pharmacy Universities confers B.Pharm, M.Pharm and Ph.D.
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Year Joined: 2016
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Website: https://www.facebook.com/myanmarpharmaceuticalassociationmpa/
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E-mail: mm.pharmaceuticals.association@gmail.com
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Address: 3rd floor, Basic Science Building, University of Pharmacy (Yangon), May Dharwi Main Road, Wai Bargi 8th Quarter, North Okkapala Township, Yangon, Myanmar. 11032
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Total Members: 1,185
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Current President: Mr. Hkam Hlaing
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Term: 2019-2021
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(14) Nepal – Nepal Pharmacy Council (NPC)
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Year Joined: 2008
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Current Chairperson: Dr. Keshav Dhoj Joshi
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(15) Pakistan – Pakistan Pharmacists Association (PPA)
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PPA is the only registered body representing the Pharmacists of Pakistan in the country and abroad. In different fields of Pharmacy Profession, PPA plays its role for the betterment of Pharmacists and Pharmacy.
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.ppapak.org.pk-
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E-mail: ppapak.org.pk@gmail.com
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Address: PPA House, House No 488,Block G, Johar Town, Lahore
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Current President: Dr. Sardar Rehmat Ullah Khan
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(16) Papua New Guinea – Pharmaceutical Society of Papua New Guinea (PSPNG)
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The Pharmaceutical Society of PNG (PSPNG) is responsible for professional matters of pharmacists in the country. The Pharmaceutical Services in Papua New Guinea have steadily improved over the last 22 years due to a number of structural changes, policies, legal and educations changes made by the government.
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Our Pharmaceutical Society has played a role also in molding and shaping the face of pharmacy in the country. One area which we encourage our members is to gain international exposer so we are better equip to improve on our work performance, on research , on continuous updating of our knowledge to go with new innovations that are currently being observed and to assist in solving issues which arise in our field.
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Pharmacy Education is perhaps the only component of Pharmacy in the country that has seen great change. PNG Pharmacists are now seeing open doors and many are being training overseas as part of continuous pharmacy education. With the number trained there is still a large gap that needs to be filled. All started in 1994 with the certificate in Pharmacy Education under the National Department of Health. This was upgraded to University level and conducting the Diploma in Pharmacy Technology was then upgraded to the Bachelor of Pharmacy Degree. The first locally trained pharmacist graduated in 1997 and up until now the school is continually producing pharmacy graduates, many of which have furthered their education overseas in Australia and New Zealand and receiving their Masters and Doctoral degrees in Pharmacy. We have come a long way and we have quite a journey to go. The Pharmaceutical Society of PNG is honored to be a back bone in modeling and also shaping and providing continues education for our pharmacist.
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Year Joined: 2018
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E-mail: pngpharm.society@yahoo.com
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Address: P O Box 2112 BOROKO, NCD, Papua New Guinea
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Total Members: 400 plus
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Current President: Mr. Dum Reedius Iwa (Currently on leave)
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Interim President: Anita Bossi Ireng
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(17) Philippines – Philippine Pharmacists Association (PPhA)
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The Philippine Pharmacists Association, Inc. (PPhA) was established on 29 August 1920 and is the national organization of licensed Filipino pharmacists. It is composed of about 23,000 individual members from 85 local chapters and 10 affiliate organizations. It is a member of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) and the FIP Western Pacific Pharmaceutical Forum (WPPF). It is also one of the founding members of the Federation of Asian Pharmaceutical Associations (FAPA).
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.philippinepharmacists.org
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E-mail: ppha1920@gmail.com
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Address: 815 R. Papa St., Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines
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Total Members: 23,000
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Current President: Dr. Yolanda Robles
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Term: 2018-2020
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(18) Singapore – Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore (PSS)
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The Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore (PSS) is the professional organisation representing pharmacists in Singapore. Founded in 1905 as the Straits Pharmaceutical Society, today it is steered by an elected council comprising a president and 11 council members. Our membership comprises pharmacists practicing in the community, hospital, marketing/sales/ distribution and academic sectors. PSS is a non-profit organization.
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The mission of the PSS is to “Maximize the contribution of pharmacists to the healthcare of Singaporeans”. To this end, we have adopted a two-pronged strategy – to upgrade pharmacists professionally and to reach out to the public through health education programs.
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The society aims to provide Singaporeans with high quality pharmaceutical services, which emphasize safe, efficacious and cost effective drug treatments.
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: https://www.pss.org.sg
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E-mail: admin@pss.org.sg
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Address: 2985 Jalan Bukit Merah #02-2b, SMF Building Singapore 159457
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Total Members: 1,558
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Current President: Ms. Irene Quay
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Term: 2019-2020
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(19) South Korea – The Korean Pharmaceutical Association (KPA)
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: http://eng.kpanet.or.kr/
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E-mail: kpakhs@daum.net
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Address: –
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Total Members: 34,897
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Current President: Mr. Dae-up Kim
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Term: 2019-2022
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(20) Sri Lanka – Pharmaceutical Society of Sri Lanka (PSSL)
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Year Joined: 2008
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Website: www.psslnet.org
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E-mail: admin@psslnet.org
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Address: 275/75, Prof. Stanley Wijesundara Mw, Colombo 7
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Total Members: 1,370
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Current President: Mr. Shalutha Athauda
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(21) Taiwan – Pharmaceutical Society of Taiwan (PST)
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The Pharmaceutical Society of Taiwan (PST) was established in October 1941. The association, located in Taipei, has 687 members as of June 2019. Its members serve the public in a variety of professional areas. The aim of the PST is to enhance the career of its pharmacists through academic research and participation in international pharmaceutical conferences.
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The general assembly is the supreme authority of The PST. The PAT has 25 directors (5 alternate directors) and 7 supervisors (2 alternate supervisors). The 25 directors choose 7 executive directors, who then elect one person to be the chairman. Similarly, the 7 supervisors choose 1 executive supervisor. After the most recent vote in March 2019, YawBin Huang was chosen to be the 33rd chairman of the PST.
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All the leadership positions within the PST are unpaid. They provide services for members, such as the pharmaceutical education, pharmacy practice, community pharmacy development, international affairs, and pharmaceutical industry committees. The pharmaceutical education committee invites pharmaceutical schools to discuss issues related to pharmacy. The pharmacy practice committee is involved with ongoing training of pharmacists . The community pharmacy development committee enhances business training and certification courses for community pharmacists. The international affairs committee participates in international pharmaceutical forums including FIP, WPPF, and FAPA. The pharmaceutical industry committee hosts pharmaceutical industry symposiums and invite experts from various fields. Finally, they also strive to combine pharmaceutical research and production.
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.pharm.org.tw
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E-mail: pharmtw@gmail.com
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Address: 8F, No. 74, Sec. 2, Xinyi Rd., Da-an Dist., Taipei City 106, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
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Total Members: 682
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Current President: Dr. Yaw-Bin Huang
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Term: 2019-2022
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(22) Thailand – The Pharmaceutical Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage (PAT)
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The Pharmaceutical Association of Thailand under Royal Patronage (PAT) was founded in 1929 by a small group of Pharmacists who had graduated in Thailand as pioneers in modern pharmacy. It has been under royal patronage since 1948. The current permanent office building was officially established in January 1983. Currently, Mr.Teera Chakajnarodom, is the 21st President, and Assoc.Prof. Kampanart Huanbutta, Ph.D. is the Secretary General of PAT. To date, PAT has over 8,000 individual members nationwide. They are all live-lime members and pay a one-lime fee through out their membership.
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PAT is a member of both regional and international pharmaceutical organizations. At a regional level, PAT is a member of South East Asian Region Pharmaceutical Forum (SEARPharm Forum) and the Federation of Asian Pharmaceutical Associations (FAPA). PAT also serves as the virtual headquarters of the FAPA College of Pharmacy (FAPA-CP). At an international level, PAT is a member of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP).
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Year Joined: 1964
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Website: www.pat.or.th
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E-mail: admin@pat.or.th
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Address: 40 Soi Sukhumvit 38, Sukhumvit Rd., Pharkanong, Khlongtoey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
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Total Members: 7,795
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Current President: Mr. Teera Chakajnarodom
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Term: 2019-2022
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(23) United Arab Emirates – Emirates Pharmacy Society (EPS)
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Year Joined: 2016
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Current President: Dr. Mariam Galadari
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(24) Vietnam – Vietnam Pharmaceutical Association (VPA)
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Year Joined: 2009
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Website: N/A
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E-mail: vpa1960@yahoo.com.vn
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Address: Hoi duoc hoc Vietnam, 91 Nguyen Chi Thanh, M3-M4. room A 293
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. Total Members: 4,200
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Current President: Mr. Duy Cuong Nguyen
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