After a number of media leaks regarding the European Medicines Agency’s view of the rival member states’ bids, the agency has published its assessment in full.
The EMA has undertaken a thorough analysis of the bids against the criteria agreed by the European Commission.
The agency says that accessibility for delegates and experts and staff retention are key, supported by adequate premises and facilities. To this end, an assessment of the proposed building layout, facilities and relocation plan for each bid has been provided.
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