MEDICINES: TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TO PRODUCTION, CESSION OF OWNERSHIP RIGHTS FOR REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES AND TRANSFER...

Area of Science:

• Pharmaceutical Law
• International Health Law
• National Security Studies

Background:

• Technology transfer in medicine production is crucial for global health security.
• Cession of ownership rights for medicine registration certificates presents complex legal and security challenges.
• Ensuring access to safe, effective medicines is a fundamental human right and public interest.

Purpose of the Study:

• To identify international cooperation avenues for technology transfer in medicine production.
• To explore new legal approaches for Ukrainian courts in medicine circulation, focusing on registration certificate ownership and cross-border production transfers.
• To balance public health interests with entrepreneurial rights in the pharmaceutical sector.

Main Methods:

• Formal-logical method
• Comparative-legal analysis
• Structural-logical analysis

Main Results:

• Defined key directions for international cooperation in pharmaceutical technology transfer.
• Enhanced the concept of national security within legal science, linking it to quality control and domestic manufacturing support.
• Revealed novel judicial approaches in Ukraine concerning medicine registration certificate transfers and international production.

Conclusions:

• International cooperation is vital for secure and effective pharmaceutical technology transfer.
• National security in medicine circulation requires robust quality control and regulatory oversight, especially for imported or transferred production.
• Ukrainian courts are developing new legal interpretations for medicine circulation, balancing rights and public safety.