JPMA Position Statements
JPMA is committed to contributing to the better health of patients worldwide through the promotion of drug discovery, research and development. In support of such research and to ensure that the resulting medicines safely reach the patients that need them, the JPMA has shared statements in the following areas:
Delivering equitable access in pandemics: Biopharmaceutical industry commitments:
In response to the threat of future global pandemics, the Japanese Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association（JPMA）, in collaboration with the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations (IFPMA) and six other organizations, developed a set of commitments for equitable access to essential medical countermeasures in future pandemics. Please click here to read more.
Proposals from the Pharmaceutical Industry for the G7 Hiroshima Summit Health Agenda:
The Japanese Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (JPMA) and the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations (IFPMA) jointly submitted the "Proposals from the Pharmaceutical Industry for the G7 Hiroshima Summit Health Agenda" to the Prime Minister, Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare, Minister of Finance, and Minister of Foreign Affairs.Please click here to read more.
Joint IFPMA-JPMA-PhRMA Letter for G20 Japan-Saudi transition:
JPMA submitted "Joint IFPMA-JPMA-PhRMA Letter for G20 Japan-Saudi transition" to both of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Ministers of Health.Please click here to read more.
Recommendations from Pharmaceutical Industry for G20 Health Ministers Meeting:
JPMA submitted "Recommendations from Pharmaceutical Industry for G20 Health Ministers Meeting" to the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare.Please click here to read more.
Recommendations from the pharmaceutical industry for the G20 Osaka Summit Health Agenda:
JPMA submitted "Recommendations from the pharmaceutical industry for the G20 Osaka Summit Health Agenda" to the Prime Minister of Japan, the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare, the Minister of Finance and the Minister for Foreign Affairs.Please click below to learn more about JPMA’ recommendations.
- Recommendations from the pharmaceutical industry for the G20 Osaka Summit Health Agenda to the Prime Minister (132KB)
- Recommendations from the pharmaceutical industry for the G20 Osaka Summit Health Agenda to the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare(132KB)
- Recommendations from the pharmaceutical industry for the G20 Osaka Summit Health Agenda to the Minister of Finance(132KB)
- Recommendations from the pharmaceutical industry for the G20 Osaka Summit Health Agenda to the Minister for Foreign Affairs(132KB)
JPMA's Activities for Access to Medicines in Developing Countries:
The United Nations High-Level Panel on Access to Medicines issued a report on September 14, 2016. JPMA recognizes that there are multi-layered challenges in addressing global access to medicines. It requires a solution with a holistic approach.Please click here to read more.
JPMA recommendations for G7 Health Minister's Meeting:
JPMA submitted "recommendations for G7 Health Minister's Meeting" to the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare on July 26, 2016. Please click here to learn more about JPMA' proposals.
G7 Ise-Shima Summit:
JPMA submitted "Requests for the Health Agendas at the G7 Ise-Shima Summit" to the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare in April 2016. Please click here to learn more about JPMA' proposals.
Counterfeit Medicines:
We work to protect patients from the dangers of counterfeit medicines that are presented as genuine and approved products. Please click here to learn more about JPMA' proposals.
Intellectual Property Rights:
We promote understanding of the important role of intellectual property rights in enabling drug discovery, research and development for new medicines while also creating access to such medicines. Please click here to learn more about JPMA' proposals.
Universal Health Coverage:
We are engaged in the ongoing discussion regarding the Post-2015 United Nations sustainable development goals and sees universal health coverage as a key contributor to the wealth and economic productivity of countries. Please click here to learn more about JPMA' proposals.