Goodbye To All That: EMA Leaves London After 24 years
Executive Summary
March 1 saw the official departure of the European Medicines Agency for Amsterdam. The move from London, which is a result of the UK's decision to leave the EU, has caused huge upheaval for the agency, which has been in the UK capital since it was created in 1995.
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