Publicity of medical devices is expressly named among the agency's activities
Algerian statute names the publicity of medical devices expressly, alongside the publicity of pharmaceutical products, among the activities of the National Agency for Pharmaceutical Products (ANPP) from which the agency derives revenue: its resources include the fees (redevances) arising from 'l'enregistrement, l'homologation et la publicité des produits pharmaceutiques et des dispositifs médicaux, à usage de la médecine humaine', in accordance with the legislation and regulation in force. Device publicity is thereby placed on the same statutory footing as device registration and homologation as a regulated, fee-bearing agency activity.
Effective from 2018-07-29
Source is French; quoted verbatim with an English translation. The article is part of the chapter on the National Agency for Pharmaceutical Products. Its scope is what makes it device evidence: the statute distinguishes 'produits pharmaceutiques' from 'dispositifs médicaux' and names both in the same clause on publicity, so a device-specific advertising activity exists in Algerian law. The article states that publicity is a fee-bearing ANPP activity; it does not itself set out the publicity rules, and the substantive publicity provisions of Loi 18-11 are drafted for pharmaceutical products — see the unresolved note for D24.

