Law Exists, But Medicines Are Unavailable: Deputy Aimagambetov Concerned Over High Drug Prices

Kazakh Member of Parliament Askhat Aimagambetov highlighted the issue of inaccessible modern medications in Kazakhstan, despite legislative improvements. He cited a case where a 14-day course of a drug, costing approximately 11,000 tenge in Japan, was unavailable in Kazakhstan. Resellers offered the medication for nearly half a million tenge, making treatment unaffordable for patients.

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