Moroccan businesswoman Lamia Tazi’s Sothema targets CIALIS assets from Eli Lilly
Moroccan businesswoman Lamia Tazi’s Sothema aims to acquire CIALIS assets from Eli Lilly to expand specialized therapies in Africa.
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Moroccan businesswoman Lamia Tazi’s Sothema aims to acquire CIALIS assets from Eli Lilly to expand specialized therapies in Africa.
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