‘Extensive Alignment’ Needed For Ukraine To Integrate With EU
Medicines For Europe And EBA Set Out Seven Key Priority Steps To Aid Accession
• By David Wallace
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Seven “priority steps” to support Ukraine’s EU accession ambitions have been recommended to the European Commission in an open letter from Medicines for Europe, in conjunction with Ukraine’s European Business Association.
Ukraine is aiming for EU accession • Source: Shutterstock
Seven “priority steps” that will support Ukraine’s efforts to become an EU member state have been outlined by Medicines for Europe in an open letter sent to the European Commission in conjunction with Ukraine’s European Business Association.
Medicines for Europe has previously partnered with the EBA – a forum established in 1999 that aims to help members...
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