Pharmaceutical Association of Israel

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The Pharmaceutical Association of Israel[edit]

The Pharmaceutical Association of Israel is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the interests of pharmacies and pharmacists in Israel.

History[edit]

The roots of the association trace back to 1920 when it was initially established as the Internationally Licensed Pharmacists Association of the Land of Israel. With the historic declaration of Israel's independence in 1948, the association adopted its current name, aligning itself with the new state's identity.

Membership[edit]

As of the latest data, the association boasts a robust membership, comprising:

  • Over 500 full members
  • Approximately 800 associate members

This strong community of professionals ensures that the association remains a significant voice in the Israeli pharmaceutical landscape.

Affiliations[edit]

The Pharmaceutical Association of Israel is internationally recognized and is an esteemed member of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), connecting Israeli pharmacists with their counterparts worldwide and ensuring adherence to global best practices.

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