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The rapid development of China's innovative drugs has attracted the attention of many overseas pharmaceutical companies. International pharmaceutical companies such as Merck and AstraZeneca have "added purchases" one after another. There are many reasons behind this. On the one hand, China's investment in pharmaceutical research and development has continued to increase, and the technical level has gradually improved. The unremitting efforts and innovative spirit of scientific researchers have led to the emergence of a series of innovative drugs with independent intellectual property rights. On the other hand, China's huge market demand provides a broad space for the development of innovative drugs.

The cooperation between overseas pharmaceutical companies and China is also inseparable from the changes in the global economic landscape. With the frequent exchanges of international trade, the logistics and transportation industry plays an important role. In particular, air transport and freight, with its high efficiency and speed, provide a strong guarantee for the cross-border transportation of drugs. It enables overseas pharmaceutical companies to obtain China's innovative drugs in a timely manner, accelerating the process of cooperation.

This kind of cooperation is both an opportunity and a challenge for Chinese pharmaceutical companies. While they can obtain financial and technical support, they are also facing competitive pressure from the international market. They need to continuously improve their own strength, strengthen R&D innovation, and improve product quality and competitiveness. For the entire pharmaceutical industry, it will also promote industrial upgrading, promote resource integration, and improve the overall level of the industry.

In short, the cooperation between overseas pharmaceutical companies and Chinese innovative drugs has taken place against the backdrop of global economic development and industry change, which has not only brought development opportunities to both parties, but also contributed to the progress of the global pharmaceutical industry.