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Date: 02/05/2025
Author: The National E-Health Program
Source: MoPH
Field Visit to Algorithm Pharmaceutical Factory
In line with the Ministry of Public Health’s ongoing efforts to implement the MediTrack pharmaceutical track & trace system, a joint field visit was conducted to Algorithm, one of Lebanon’s leading pharmaceutical manufacturers.
The visit, carried out by the National eHealth Program team at the MoPH in collaboration with the World Health Organization – Lebanon Office, aimed to monitor implementation progress and ensure alignment with the Ministry’s national strategy and drug safety standards.
During the tour, we observed the integration of 2D barcoding on pharmaceutical packaging and the use of MediTrack throughout production and distribution—a critical step toward a safer, more transparent medication supply chain in Lebanon.
A special thank you to the Algorithm team for their professionalism and cooperation. We look forward to strengthening partnerships with the local pharmaceutical industry to ensure every patient in Lebanon has access to safe, traceable, and high-quality medicines.
The visit, carried out by the National eHealth Program team at the MoPH in collaboration with the World Health Organization – Lebanon Office, aimed to monitor implementation progress and ensure alignment with the Ministry’s national strategy and drug safety standards.
During the tour, we observed the integration of 2D barcoding on pharmaceutical packaging and the use of MediTrack throughout production and distribution—a critical step toward a safer, more transparent medication supply chain in Lebanon.
A special thank you to the Algorithm team for their professionalism and cooperation. We look forward to strengthening partnerships with the local pharmaceutical industry to ensure every patient in Lebanon has access to safe, traceable, and high-quality medicines.
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