Copenhagen’s strengths are manifold and include:
Sufficient hotel and living accommodation unlike other city competitors. The Danish capital already hosts 1,400 United Nations staff in the city. Copenhagen definitely has the capacity to host the EMA. Copenhagen has an excellent infrastructure. It boasts a city airport that flies to over 150 destinations, a 24/7 metro system with new lines yet to come and an excellent road, rail and bike network that ticks most, if not all, of the requisite boxes. Denmark is a world leader in private investment in pharmaceutical development. It is first among European peers in terms of private investment in pharma research (per capita). The official Copenhagen pitch, known as EMA 2 CPH, is one of the most impressive of the competing states. Click here to read the application.