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Abu Meri at North European-Baltic Summit Urges Adoption of EU Critical Medicines Regulation
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The EEA states, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein, are set to participate in coordinated actions such as the procurement of medicines, vaccines and medical equipment on behalf of the European Union. The first negotiation meeting on this was in Brussels on Friday. Ásta Valdimarsdóttir, Secretary General of the Ministry of Health, attended the meeting on behalf of the Icelandic government. “This is a joint stockpiling for times of emergency,” Ásta…
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