Expat pharmacists meet with association

By Petra - Aug 05,2014 - Last updated at Aug 05,2014

AMMAN — The Jordan Pharmacists Association (JPhA) on Tuesday met with expatriate pharmacists working in Arab countries to discuss their problems, needs and suggestions.

JPhA President Ahmad Issa stressed the association’s dedication to following up with pharmacists working abroad.

Issa said expatriate pharmacists, estimated at 5,000, support the national economy.

The expatriates discussed ways to facilitate the payment of their annual registration fees to the JPhA.

Rate

Licences revoked for 6 pharmacies owned by non-pharmacists

Mar 17,2018

AMMAN — The Jordanian Pharmacists Association (JPhA) council has decided to revoke the licences of six pharmacies in Amman, Zarqa and Irbid

Syndicate wants same Tawjihi score for studying pharmacology abroad

Dec 10,2014

The Jordan Pharmacists Association (JPhA) on Tuesday called on the Higher Education Ministry and the Higher Education Council to set the same General Secondary Certificate Examination (Tawjihi) score of 80 per cent for students who wish to study pharmacology in Jordan and abroad.

Ahmad Issa elected president of pharmacists association

May 17,2014

Ahmad Issa was elected as president of the Jordan Pharmacists Association (JPhA) on Friday after he received 1,533 votes, while Zeid Rwehi Kilani got 1,369 votes.