Trade group Pharma Industry Finland (PIF) is warmly in favor of Member of Parliament Annika Saarikko’s proposal to move the European Medicines Agency (EMA) to Finland.
A consequence of Brexit, the currently London-based EMA has to be relocated. Other countries, including Ireland and Spain have also declared their official interest in hosting the Agency, which employs about 900 experts responsible for the scientific evaluation, supervision and safety of medicines in the European Union.
“Finland meets the EMA requirements of highly educated workforce and high-level medical expertise. We can provide the Agency with the well-functioning Finnish infrastructure and the stability of a safe country," general manager Jussi Merikallio of Pharma Industry Finland comments on the proposal.
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