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This document authorizes Khalid Enterprises to market a Total Comfort splint, used for support or immobilization, in Saudi Arabia from 1438/02/01 to 1441/03/04. The splint's Medical Device National Listing Number is MM01754SFDAA0001. This marketing authorization was issued in accordance with the Medical Devices Interim Regulation and allows Khalid Enterprises, located in Lahore, Pakistan, to market the listed medical device in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Insurance regulatory and development authority (irda)
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) was established in 1999 through an act of Parliament to regulate and promote the insurance industry in India. The IRDA aims to protect policyholders' interests, ensure the orderly growth of the insurance sector, and administer the provisions of the Insurance Act. It issues licenses, monitors compliance, protects customers, and settles disputes. The IRDA is composed of 10 members, including a chairman and five full-time members, all appointed by the Government of India.
Most profitable businesses in pharmaceutical, ayurvedic, food sector
The document lists 19 different business opportunities in the pharmaceutical sector that one can start, ranging from pharmaceutical marketing/distribution companies to pet bottle manufacturing. For each opportunity, the document outlines the basic licenses and legal formalities required, as well as how to generate sales for the business. The overarching message is that there are many entry points for starting a business in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Certificate MDMA
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