By embracing the agility and efficiency adopted during the pandemic, the EU can become a life sciences leader again.
Thirty years after the EMA was established to accelerate patient access to innovative medicines, there is much to be proud of, including a record number of assessments in 2024.
Building on this strong foundation, the EU can reverse the negative trends we are facing in terms of falling R&D investment and clinical trials, and continue to attract the best innovations for our patients.