Drugiego dnia 132. posiedzenia Rady Zarządzającej EMA omawiane są m. in. badania kliniczne w UE, rozwój systemu CTIS, inicjatywa ACT EU, przygotowania do wdrożenia nowego prawodawstwa farmaceutycznego UE oraz wykorzystanie danych w europejskim systemie regulacyjnym.
On the second day of the 132nd EMA Management Board meeting, discussions continued on key challenges facing the European regulatory system.
The agenda began with the assessment of the EMA Executive Director’s Annual Report for 2025, followed by a review of activities and performance indicators related to the centralised marketing authorisation procedure. Discussions then moved to clinical trials in the European Union, the development of CTIS, the ACT EU initiative, preparations for the implementation of the new EU pharmaceutical legislation, the One Substance – One Assessment (OSOA) framework, activities of the African Medicines Agency (AMA), a range of audit-related matters, and the further development of data capabilities and analytical capacity across the European Medicines Regulatory Network.
The EMA Management Board remains an important forum for cooperation between Member States, the European Commission and EMA in ensuring high standards of quality, efficacy and safety of medicines available to patients across Europe.
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