NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12738
PM on ICC warrants: Democratically-elected gov't and terrorists cannot be equated
News schedule for Saturday and Sunday, 23 and 24 November
PM: All European reports register progress in Croatia's rule of law record
Ex-minister won't return to hospital, submits request for 6+6 benefit
Vagić: Krešimir Rotim resigns from Sisters of Charity hospital
ZSE indices down for second day in a row
€2.15m awarded in grants to farmers in communities populated by ethnic minorities
Crofish fair opens in Poreč
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing celebrates its day
ZAGREB, June 8 (Hina) - The Croatian government on Thursday set up a task force for Croatia to apply for the new headquarters of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), which is to be transferred from London to one of the EU member-states after Britain's exit from the European Union.
The decision on the transfer is likely to be made in a few months' time.
The nine-member task force will be headed by Health Minister Milan Kujundzic.
Of the 27 EU member-states, 21 have expressed interest in hosting the headquarters of this EU agency.
Croatia does not yet have an EU institution on its territory.
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