This presentation discusses the cultural relationship between drug quality and prevailing regulatory environments. It notes that drug quality has evolved from a moral obligation to real challenges, and asks whether the quality of drugs consumed by Pakistani citizens meets minimum global standards. The presentation expresses sincere concern over the quality of drugs used by citizens and asks why quality drugs are not available for Pakistanis. It questions how and who made the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan incompetent, and suggests that if DRAP became competent, drug quality would improve. The presentation concludes by emphasizing the need to make decisions to protect one's loved ones and not allow lives to be put at risk by drugs that do not meet minimum quality standards.