BRUSSELS –
The Dutch bid to the European medicines Agency (EMA) in London to move to Amsterdam, will be evaluated by the European Commission. The EU leaders Thursday agreed that all of the bids of the member states, the EEA or the European Banking authority (EBA) want to take over after the British departure from the EU by Brussels are assessed against criteria.
The decision about who is using which agency, would be formally in november. There are twenty states that preying on one of the two EU agencies at the end of 2019 from England.