Islāmābād, Pakistan
Dr Akhtar Abbas Khan is serving as Director Pharmacy Services at the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP), and Head of National Pharmacovigilance Center bringing over 27 years of experience in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs. He is an accomplished drug regulator with expertise in pharmaceutical regulations, medicine safety, and health communication. Dr. Khan holds a PhD in Public Health, an MPhil, a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D), and a Postgraduate Certificate in Human Resources for Healthcare Management. His academic and professional background reflects a strong commitment to advancing regulatory systems and safeguarding public health. As a researcher, Dr. Khan has contributed significantly to the fields of pharmacovigilance and health policy, focusing on strengthening medicine safety systems and developing evidence-based interventions. His work emphasizes bridging the gap between regulatory science and public health practice, ensuring that pharmaceutical policies align with both global standards and national needs. Beyond regulatory and research roles, Dr. Khan is also a seasoned radio broadcaster and an experienced communicator. He serves as Media Coordinator and Official Spokesperson for DRAP, where his ability to convey complex information with clarity has enhanced stakeholder engagement and public trust. His career reflects a dedication to innovation, effective communication, and public service
Editor of the DRAP's Newsletter
Live show of 3 Hour duration based on counseling. Knows as Sarmad Khan