Overview

DIA brings you a symposium with interactive dynamics, where you will engage in discussions with key stakeholders influencing the advancement and implementation of regulatory convergence initiatives in Latin America. Join us to discuss multi-regional cooperation, global harmonization, and best practices related to Latin America’s regulatory landscape.
Sessions will highlight regulatory approaches and good practices to ensure reliance in Latin American and strategic initiatives to improve collaboration and cooperation.

We will be translating:

English to Spanish and Portuguese
Spanish to English and Portuguese
Portuguese to English and Spanish

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Learning objectives

At the conclusion of this conference, participants should be able to:

Discuss various initiatives related to global regulatory convergence and harmonization and their impact on the access of medicines and future R&D in Latin America
Examine various approaches and best practices to ensure regulatory reliance in Latin America

Program Committee

Mario Alanis, PhD Senior Advisor
Centre for Innovation in Regulatory Science (CIRS), United Kingdom
Peter Baker International Relations Specialist, OIP, OGROP
FDA, United States
Maria Guazzaroni Jacobs, PhD Director, Quality Intelligence, Global Supply
Pfizer Inc, United States
Maria Cristina Mota Pina, MBA Head, Regulatory Policy for Emerging Markets -Japan and Australia
AbbVie, United States
Jaime Oliveira, DrPH, AHIP Head Regulatory Policy and Intelligence LatAm
Bayer S.A., Brazil
Patricia Oliveira Pereira Tagliari, LLM, MPH Associate Director
ANVISA, Brazil
Ana Padua, MSc, RPh Director EU Global Regulatory and Scientific Policy
EMD Serono, Switzerland
Ana Pineda Zavaleta, MSc International Regulatory Analyst, LAO, OGPS, OPLIA, OC
FDA, United States
Analia Porras Unit Chief, Medicines and Health Technologies
Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), United States