Trade body France Biotech has outlined its priorities for 2014 with a focus on innovation and removing constraints on its members.
The industry group, which has more than 150 members and is governed by a board of 20 life science entrepreneurs, said it will continue to:
Help its recently incorporated members to improve their practices and benefit from their elders' experience.
Intensify its efforts to bring members into contact with big pharma companies in Europe and worldwide.
Promote sustainable funding in our sector, particularly through the consolidation of investment funds.
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