NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12725
Kristallnacht anniversary commemorated in Zagreb
US policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina will not change, ambassador says
Plenković: Gov't has reached its goal of attaining 'A' rating
SDP and BUZ protest rally: Average pension must be 60% of average salary
Interior minister strongly condemns attacks on foreign workers
FinMin: 2,000 citizens subscribe for treasury bills on first day of issue
Vujčić: Improved rating makes it possible for Croatia to enjoy better borrowing terms
We Can! party's presidential candidate presents election programme priorities
Croatian PM strongly condemns assaults against foreign workers in Split
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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