Adwya, founded in 1983, is today one of the major players within the Tunisian pharmaceutical sector. Quality and service are always at the forefront of its activities. Adwya has long been dedicated to the health of the Tunisian patient, its prime objective. The company is listed on the stock exchange and prides itself in having committed and loyal employees just as focused on health as the company’s history has shown it to be.
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