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Guinea's medicines regulator, a directorate of the health ministry. It registers and authorises medicines and their import, organises quality control and runs pharmacovigilance.
NIH ClinRegs (Guinea profile, reviewed January 2026) describes the DNPM as the branch of the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene responsible for registering, authorising and importing medicines, with a Medicines Division (approval and import, supply, pharmacovigilance, narcotics) and a Division of Pharmaceutical Establishments and Laboratories (standards, quality assurance, falsified medicines); it must issue an import licence for trial products. ClinRegs notes a 2023 update recording a renaming to the National Directorate of Medicines and Pharmacies, and that the DNPM website has been inaccessible since April 2025; the address it gave now serves unrelated content. Guinea signed the African Medicines Agency treaty on 7 February 2020 and ratified it on 21 April 2021. WHO's August 2026 list of regulators at maturity level 3 or 4 does not include Guinea. The coordinates are an approximate point for Kaloum, Conakry.
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