Archive · 5 Aug 2025
India to Host WHO Workshop for Herbal Medicine Regulation
Imagine doctors and scientists from different countries coming together in India to learn how to make sure herbal medicines are safe and work well.
This workshop is all about how to control and check these medicines.
They'll share information, learn from each other, and even get training on how to tell herbs apart and how to test them.
They'll also visit Indian hospitals.
This is all to help people around the world trust and use traditional medicines safely.
India will host a three-day WHO-IRCH workshop starting August 6th.
The workshop is organized by the Ministry of Ayush, WHO, and PCIM&H.
The event aims to strengthen herbal medicine regulation through international cooperation.
Participants will receive training on herbal drug identification and analysis.
Delegates will visit Indian health institutions and the Ayush Suraksha Programme will be introduced.
- Who
- Organized by the Ministry of Ayush, WHO, and PCIM&H with global experts.
- What
- A WHO-IRCH workshop focused on regulating herbal medicines.
- When
- August 6th for three days.
- Where
- Ghaziabad, India.
- Why
- To strengthen capacity in herbal medicine regulation and promote safe integration of traditional medicine.
- Event Title
- WHO-IRCH Workshop
- Dates
- August 6th for three days
- Location
- Ghaziabad, India
- Organizers
- Ministry of Ayush, WHO, PCIM&H
- Key Objectives
- International cooperation, safety, efficacy, regulatory convergence, empowering traditional medicine
- Key Topic
- Ashwagandha
- Delegates Visits
- PCIM&H, NIUM, AIIA
