The Malta Medicines Authority participates in EU4Health Joint Action EU4H 11
The project aims at strengthening capacities of EU/EEA GMP/GDP inspectorates in the global vision of mutual reliance of inspection data to better ensure quality of medicinal products and protection of Public Health.
39 EU/EEA Medicines Inspectorates from a total of 29 EU/EEA countries are participating in EU4H11: they are supervising the regulatory compliance of pharmaceutical manufacturers of human and veterinary medicines throughout EU/EEA. The Joint Action is steered by Austria (AGES/BASG) as Coordinator, together with the National Competent Authorities of France (ANSM), Croatia (HALMED) and Hungary (NCPHP) as work package leaders.
The three main goals of EU4H 11 are:
In addition, the co-financing of costs related to JAP activities supports member states' participation in the Joint Audit Program (JAP) at EU level. The co-financing of costs related to training activities supports initial and continuous training of GMP inspectors, thus enhancing competences of GMP inspectors throughout EU/EEA.
For further information, please contact:
Malta Medicines Authority, Level 3, Sir Temi Zammit Building, Malta Life Sciences Park, San Gwann, SGN 3000, Malta; email: inspectorate.adm@gov.mt
EU4H11 - Coordinator AGES/BASG - email: eu4h11@ages.at
Website: https://www.ages.at/en/research/project-highlights/eu4h11
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