The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has taken a step closer to formalizing its move to Amsterdam after accepting the pledge of the Dutch government that its brand new, tailor-made premises will be ready in the city by November 2019.
Currently headquartered in London, the agency will have to be fully operational in Amsterdam by March 30, 2019, when the UK is set to withdraw from the European Union (EU).
The agency will initially be placed in a temporary home in the Sloterdijk neighborhood of western Amsterdam while the permanent headquarters are being finished in the Zuidas, or Southern Axis.
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