Our History

RA Consultants, established in 2013 as a Single Member (SMC) private limited company, traces its roots back to the visionary leadership of our CEO, Mr. Nadeem H. Alamgir. With an illustrious career spanning three decades in multinational and local pharmaceutical companies, encompassing sales, marketing, and regulatory affairs, Mr. Alamgir has left an indelible mark on the industry.

His dedication to elevating Pakistan’s image at a national level led him to actively contribute to organizations such as the Asian Harmonization Working Party, where he played a crucial role in harmonizing medical device regulations in Asian countries. Additionally, Mr. Alamgir served as a member of the Pharmaceutical Reforms Committee and spearheaded the Drug Act amendments in 2002, promoting the better quality of healthcare products in Pakistan.

Motivated by the desire to further contribute to the betterment of Pakistan, Mr. Alamgir established RA Consultants, a solution provider offering services in regulatory affairs, business development, human resources, and event management. Today, alongside serving numerous businesses, Mr. Alamgir collaborates with the United States Pharmacopeial Convention on a USAID project, focusing on capacity building for the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) and Provincial Health Authorities to enhance the quality of medicines in the country.

At RA Consultants, we take immense pride in our growing list of satisfied clients. Our commitment to professionalism, honesty, and dedication guides every aspect of our business. We adhere strictly to the law and regulations, ensuring ethical practices and never compromising on our integrity. We view our clients as partners, striving for their success through personalized and reliable services.

Discover the difference of working with RA Consultants, a trusted name in regulatory affairs and business development. Explore our website to learn more and experience the expertise, professionalism, and unwavering commitment we bring to every client interaction.