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Sala appeals to EU Audit Court on EMA (4)

Sala appeals to EU Audit Court on EMA (4)

We'll see if process transparent says Gentiloni

Milan, 21 February 2018, 12:10

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Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala on Tuesday appealed to the European Audit Court against the European Medicines Agency (EMA) being assigned to Amsterdam over Milan. He said he was in possession of documents which allegedly proved that Amsterdam had not met bid requirements in allegedly not being ready to host the agency after it leaves London after Brexit.
    "Today the Dutch government was forced to make public the acts it had filed away, and from this we understood that our suspicions were founded".
    Amsterdam says its temporary location for the EMA is adequate.
    Milan and the Italian government are appealing a November 20 tie-break lottery decision to assign the agency to the Dutch city over the Lombardy capital.
    Premier Paolo Gentiloni said Wednesday Italy would "verify" whether the process that assigned the EMA to Amsterdam was "transparent". He said "the city (of Milan), the region (of Lombardy) and the government are working and will continue to work to verify that the process was done with correctness and transparency, because if it was not it would be doing wrong not only to Milan but also to Italy and Europe".
   

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