Goodbye To All That: EMA Leaves London After 24 years
Goodbye To All That: EMA Leaves London After 24 years
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The European Medicines Agency is in the midst of huge changes as it relocates its headquarters from London to Amsterdam, effective March 1. Find out more about the move, spurred by the UK’s impending exodus from the EU, in this informative Pink Sheet article.
Author: Ian Schofield
Publisher: Pinksheet
- Description
In anticipation of the UK’s planned departure from the European Union, the European Medicines Agency has been forced to relocate to Amsterdam, marking a major change for the bureau, which had made its home in London since 1995. Pink Sheet examines the historic move, takes a look back to “the London years” for the agency, and looks ahead to what may be in store for the future, in this informative article.
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