The interagency meeting discussed implementing the Ukrposhta-Liky project. They specifically discussed implementing it in the de-occupied and front-line areas.

The initiative’s pilot launch is scheduled for February 1st. Ukrposhta will receive a license to sell medicines in their existing postal stationary or mobile offices.

In the first half of 2024, this opportunity will solve the issue of affordable medicines throughout Ukraine.

The company is searching for a suitable location to open its first licensed warehouse in Kyiv.

We are currently hiring pharmacists. Only a specialist is authorized to dispense non-prescription and prescription drugs.

Additionally, a hotline will be introduced to handle citizen inquiries.

“Citizens are waiting for our decisions. Our people in frontline areas are often deprived of access to necessary items, including medicines, due to hostilities and constant enemy shelling. I thank everyone who cares about the problems of people in the frontline areas. It is essential for them,” emphasized Iryna Vereshchuk.