We’re here to support your health and your business Contact Information Our Locations : Dawah Holdi Company 26 Galal El-Din El-Desouky Street – 1st Floor – Apartment 3 – Almaza – Cairo Dawah Gypto Company Plot 27 – Industrial Zone – Khanka – Abu Zaabal – Qalyubia Governorate2nd Floor – Inside the premises of Gypto Company New York 131 Sunnyside Blvd ,Plainview, NY 11803 , NEW YORK , USA Get in Touch with Our Team : 01200060637 Email: info@dawahpharma.com +1 347 669 1693 Social Media: Submit

We deliver care that connects communities to a healthier future. Dawah Pharmaceuticals is redefining access to essential medicine through a global platform built on science, trust, and collaboration. With a presence in the U.S., Egypt, and across the MENA region, our commitment goes beyond manufacturing "Filling the Gap" Dawah Pharmaceuticals is committed to addressing critical shortages in sterile injectable medications by bringing essential, FDA-compliant drugs to market. Through strategic partnerships with top-tier Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs), we ensure a timely response to the healthcare industry's pressing needs. "Innovative Outsourcing Models" Leveraging our partnerships with global CMOs, Dawah Pharmaceuticals focuses on efficient, high-quality drug production without the constraints of traditional manufacturing. This approach allows us to accelerate timelines and maintain flexibility, ensuring that critical medications reach patients faster. "Strategic Growth and Market Entry" Our portfolio includes high-priority products produced exclusively through CMOs. By prioritizing collaboration and scalability, Dawah is building a sustainable framework to expand its market presence and deliver impactful solutions across multiple therapeutic areas. "Injectable and ophthalmic pharmaceutical company" We market and manufacture a growing portfolio of FDA-approved medicines, including several generic alternatives, in the United States. Our products include both injectable and ophthalmic prescription medicines. Explore Our Products Trusted pharmaceutical solutions designed with science View More ABOUT DAWAH Dawah Pharmaceuticals is a U.S.-based pharmaceutical company with a global vision and deep regional roots. Backed by over 30 years of leadership experience in healthcare, Dawah bridges U.S. regulatory expertise with Egyptian manufacturing excellence to deliver quality medicines worldwide. Through its strategic joint ventures Dawah-Gypto Pharma and Dawah-Holdi Pharma the company operates internationally accredited facilities producing over 200 million units annually. Dawah’s diverse portfolio spans sterile injectables, oral medications, and wellness products, all aligned with the highest global standards. Headquartered in the United States with an expanding footprint across Egypt and the MENA region, Dawah Pharma is committed to advancing quality, affordability, and access to care across continents. Our Team Contact Us Submit

توماس إنغالينيرا نائب الرئيس للعمليات يشغل الدكتور توماس إنغالينيرا منصب نائب الرئيس للعمليات، ويملك أكثر من 40 عامًا من الخبرة في البحث والتطوير الدوائي، مع تخصص في أشكال الجرعات القابلة للحقن. يقدم الدكتور إنغالينيرا القيادة التقنية والعلمية عبر برامج تطوير الأدوية، داعمًا المشاريع منذ مرحلة ما قبل التكوين وحتى الإنتاج التجاري الكامل. وقد شغل مناصب عليا في مؤسسات عالمية رائدة، بما في ذلك Pharmaceutics International، وBioCryst Pharmaceuticals، وParenta Pharmaceuticals، وAAI Pharma، وGenzyme، وBurroughs Wellcome، وA.H. Robins. يحمل شهادة بكالوريوس العلوم في الصيدلة ودكتوراه في الصيدلة من جامعة فيرجينيا كومنولث. وبالإضافة إلى دوره التنفيذي، يعمل الدكتور إنغالينيرا عضوًا في مجموعة الاستشارات التقنية لمؤسسة بيل وميليندا غيتس، مساهماً بخبراته في المبادرات الصحية العالمية.

Mathew Cherian Chief Operating Officer Mathew Cherian is the Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder of the company, bringing more than 34 years of international experience in the pharmaceutical industry across the United States and Europe. Before co-founding the organization, Mr. Cherian served as Director and Senior Fellow at a leading global pharmaceutical company. During his tenure, he played a key role in early stage product development and successfully coordinated research efforts across multiple global Pfizer sites. His extensive expertise in complex pharmaceutical products continues to support the development of innovative therapies across several therapeutic areas. Mr. Cherian is a recognized expert in drug device combination products and is a leader in advancing differentiated drug delivery systems, contributing to the development of high-value, advanced pharmaceutical solutions. He holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Rhode Island and is an inventor with multiple patents. Widely regarded as a thought leader in the industry, he regularly speaks at global pharmaceutical forums and serves on the Executive Committee of the International Pharmaceutical Society. enhance community well being.

Strategic Partnership Signed Between Dawah Pharma LLC (USA) and Bateel Group Holding A strategic partnership agreement has been signed in Cairo between Dawah Pharma LLC (USA) and Bateel Group Holding, in the presence of key industry and government representatives. The agreement aims to upgrade pharmaceutical production lines in compliance with FDA standards and introduce new investments to support the export of Egyptian pharmaceuticals to global markets. This milestone builds on Dawah Pharma’s successful collaborations in Egypt with Gypto Pharma City and Dawah Holdi, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing the competitiveness of the Egyptian pharmaceutical industry, transferring global technologies, and strengthening Egypt’s position as a leading regional hub for pharmaceutical manufacturing and export

Dr. Hossam Abdel Maqsoud Hosts Diplomatic Dinner Celebrating the Appointment of Ambassador Mohamed El-Helwany as Egypt’s Ambassador to Guinea Dr. Hossam Abdel Maqsoud, Chairman of Dawah Pharma USA and Board Member of the Egyptian African Businessmen Association, hosted a dinner at the Diplomatic Club in honor of the appointment of Ambassador Mohamed El-Helwany as Egypt’s Ambassador to the Republic of Guinea The event was attended by distinguished figures from the diplomatic, economic, and media sectors, including: Dr. Abdelhakim El Waer, Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative for the Near East and North Africa – FAO H.E. Sim Monir Cisse, Ambassador of Guinea to Egypt Dr. Yousry El Sharkawy, President of the Egyptian African Businessmen Association Eng. Ahmed Al Assar, Chairman of Massar Mr. Magdy Mounir, Editor-in-Chief at Al-Ahram Dr. Wael Youssef, CEO of Al Nasr Export & Import Mr. Willy Dowlaty, Vice Chairman of Taamir Mr. Ahmed Yassin, Vice Chairman of Dawah Pharma Mr. Karim Ismail, Chairman of Scope Sports and Board Member of the Association Eng. Ahmed Samir, Board Member of the Association During the event, Dr. Abdel Maqsoud highlighted the company’s strong growth strategy across Africa, aiming to expand the presence of high-quality Egyptian pharmaceuticals into new markets—both across the African continent and from Egypt into the United States He also emphasized that Dawah Pharma is actively working towards securing U.S. FDA approval to reinforce global trust in Egyptian medical products and strengthen Egypt’s position as a key player in the international pharmaceutical industry

Mohamed AlNadi Vice President, International Expansion and Partnerships (MENA and Africa) Dr. Mohamed Alnadi serves as the Vice President of International Expansion and Partnerships for the MENA and Africa regions. With over 25 years of experience in international trade, export operations, and strategic market growth, he has successfully expanded business footprints across more than 60 countries. Since 2002, Dr. Alnadi has led Alnadi Pharmacy Company, establishing it as a trusted name in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. He previously held the position of Managing Director at EgyBelg for Industrial Investment, where he specialized in biotechnology and enzyme production. He also managed a leading food manufacturing company, driving its expansion across regional and global markets. Dr. Alnadi holds a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy from Cairo University and a Business Administration Diploma from the American University in Cairo.

Egypt’s Gypto Pharma (Medicine City) and US-based Dawa Pharmaceuticals signed a strategic alliance agreement aimed at strengthening Egypt’s pharmaceutical industry and achieving US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) qualification for Gypto Pharma’s facilities. Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly witnessed the signing ceremony at the government headquarters in the New Administrative Capital. The event was attended by senior officials including Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Rania Al-Mashat, Minister of Investment Hassan El Khatib, presidential health advisor Mohamed Awad Tag El-Din, the heads of the Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA) and the Unified Procurement Authority (UPA), US Ambassador to Cairo Herro Mustafa Garg, and Qatari Ambassador Tariq Ali Faraj Al-Ansari. The agreement was signed by Amr Mamdouh, Chairperson of Gypto Pharma, and Hossam Abdel Maksoud, Chairperson and CEO of Dawa Pharmaceuticals. Prime Minister Madbouly stated that Egypt’s pharmaceutical industry is a “vital field for new trade and investment and mutual growth between the United States and Egypt” and receives significant attention from President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi. He noted the president’s support for localising vital industries, including pharmaceuticals, and seeking new export markets such as the United States. Madbouly emphasised the partnership’s importance in bringing “advanced American equipment and expertise to Egypt” and supporting efforts to gain FDA accreditation. He said this would enhance the Egyptian pharmaceutical industry’s regional and international standing and confirm its readiness to compete globally “The economic partnership between Egypt and the United States continues to grow,” Madbouly said, adding that the agreement is “another example of our two countries’ cooperation to create shared economic prosperity for both countries.” US Ambassador Garg highlighted the agreement’s significance: “The critical element in this historic agreement between Dawa Pharmaceuticals and Gypto Pharma is the provision of advanced American equipment and technology alongside know-how to expand the production of Egyptian medicines throughout Africa and the Middle East.” She added that the partnership underscores “the strength of our bilateral economic relationship and the shared prosperity it brings to both Egypt and the United States.” Mamdouh of Gypto Pharma called the partnership an “important step towards achieving the company’s vision of being a regional hub for the pharmaceutical industry,” leveraging its existing infrastructure. He noted recent successes, including partnerships with seven international firms for joint manufacturing and technology transfer, and the launch of essential medicines. “This alliance aims to invest in developing Gypto Pharma’s production capabilities, adding new lines and modern systems according to the requirements of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and qualifying for export to the US market,” Mamdouh said. He stressed the alignment with state goals of encouraging investment, localising industries, and boosting exports. Abdel Maksoud of Dawa Pharmaceuticals expressed pride in the partnership, calling it a “pivotal step towards supporting innovation efforts and industrial integration in the pharmaceutical industry field.” He described Gypto Pharma as a “strategic partner with advanced industrial capabilities, and a clear vision.” Abdel Maksoud affirmed Dawa’s commitment to “transferring the necessary technical expertise and know-how to support Gypto Pharma in obtaining the qualification of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA),” enabling US market entry and enhancing local manufacturing to global standards The statement noted the agreement aims to enhance bilateral trade and investment in pharmaceutical innovation, improve products for consumers in both countries, and boost the value of their respective biopharmaceutical industries

GYPTO Pharma Signs Preliminary Agreement with Mozambique Government to Establish Regional Pharmaceutical Distribution Hub Dawah Gypto has signed a preliminary agreement with the Government of Mozambique to establish a regional pharmaceutical distribution hub and a packaging facility for liquid and semi-liquid medications This strategic step reinforces the company’s presence in the Southern African region, enhancing access to high-quality and affordable medicines within SADC countries. The collaboration reflects strong confidence in Dawah Gypto’s capabilities and its commitment to supporting sustainable healthcare development. The project will contribute to improving medicine availability, creating local job opportunities, and advancing technology transfer in the pharmaceutical sector. Dawah Gypto continues to expand its footprint across Africa with a clear vision to elevate healthcare standards and deliver life-saving treatments to communities across the continent.

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Egypt Signs Strategic Tripartite Partnership to Build an Integrated Medical Manufacturing Ecosystem for Regional & Global Markets Engineer Mohamed Shimi, Minister of Public Business Sector, witnessed the signing of a major tripartite partnership between Dawah Holding International (Egypt), Dawah Pharma LLC (USA), and QG Medical Devices (Qatar-Germany) at the Ministry’s headquarters in the New Administrative Capital. The ceremony was attended by the heads of the Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA) and the Unified Procurement Authority, along with senior company representatives. This agreement aims to establish a fully integrated ecosystem for the manufacturing and supply of pharmaceuticals and medical devices, reinforcing Egypt’s position as a regional hub serving Arab and global markets. It supports national efforts to localize advanced medical technologies, expand exports, and enhance regional health security The Minister emphasized that the partnership represents a key step toward modernizing the pharmaceutical industry within state-affiliated companies, supporting Egypt’s Vision 2030 to boost industrial investment, strengthen pharmaceutical security, and enhance the global competitiveness of Egyptian and Arab products Dr. Ali El-Ghamrawy, Chairman of the EDA, highlighted the Authority’s role as a strategic partner in fostering investment and localizing medical supplies manufacturing to build a strong national industry capable of competing globally Dr. Hisham Sayed Sitet, Chairman of the Unified Procurement Authority, stated that the agreement supports the creation of a unified Arab medical supply system offering high quality products at competitive prices From the private sector side, Dr. Hossam Abdel-Maksoud, Chairman and CEO of Dawah Pharma LLC, described the partnership as “a foundation for an Arab-international healthcare alliance that drives innovation and knowledge exchange.” Mr. Fahd Abdullah Malik, Vice Chairman of QG Medical Devices, said the collaboration opens new opportunities for medical manufacturing cooperation between Qatar, Egypt, and the U.S The partnership reflects a shared vision of “Health Without Borders”, with industrial and scientific projects that expand across Egypt, Africa, and the Arab region aligned with Egypt’s and Qatar’s national development goals