The students, Ghribi Abdelouahab (second year Master’s in Political Science) and Makhzoumi Fouad (second year Master’s in Business Law), have developed a platform and smart application to facilitate the supply chain of pharmaceutical and parapharmaceutical products to pharmacies.
The project, PHARMALINK, aims to improve the efficiency and transparency of the pharmaceutical supply chain in Algeria. The platform will provide a centralized database of pharmaceutical products, as well as a real-time tracking system for orders and deliveries.
The project was endorsed by the Business Incubator of the University of Martyr Hamou Lkhder El Oued. The incubator provides support and resources to student entrepreneurs to help them develop and launch their businesses.
The students are grateful for the support of the incubator and are excited to move forward with their project. They believe that PHARMALINK has the potential to make a significant impact on the pharmaceutical industry in Algeria.
The project is currently in the development phase. The students are working to finalize the platform and application and to secure funding for the project.
They are confident that PHARMALINK will be a success and that it will make a positive difference in the lives of Algerians.
Congratulations to Ghribi Abdelouahab and Makhzoumi Fouad on their innovative project! We wish them all the best in their future endeavors.
