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Developing a Life Sciences Vision for Ireland: Lessons from Europe on Economic Strategy

January 21, 2025
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Ireland is home to a high-performing life sciences industry, offering outstanding opportunities for both economic development and public health. Unlike other European countries, however, Ireland does not have a holistic vision for the future of the sector. This is set to change, as the Government has promised to develop a new national life sciences strategy. Our European peers have already adopted ambitious strategies to secure the industry and harness its social benefits, coordinating policy across a range of areas from enterprise and investment to research and healthcare.

This two-part event series, organised by the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) in partnership with Johnson and Johnson Medicine Ireland, will explore these questions and more, bringing together Irish and European leaders from industry, public policy, and academia to discuss the right approach for a national life sciences strategy for Ireland. 

Developing a Life Sciences Vision for Ireland: Lessons from Europe on Economic Strategy is the first event in this two-part hybrid series on Developing a Life Sciences Vision for Ireland. The panel will discuss how Ireland should develop its promised national strategy for the life sciences, positioning itself as a global hub for the industry. The sector is a critical pillar of our economy, covering industries from biopharmaceuticals to medical devices. The panellists will look at what other European countries are doing to embed investment, sharpen their competitive edge, and prepare for future waves of innovation. Chaired by Bryan Dobson, the panel will bring together international and Irish experts to discuss how a holistic vision for the life sciences can become part of Ireland’s economic strategy.

Panellists:

Michael Lohan, CEO IDA Ireland
Diana Arsovic, CEO at the Danish Life Sciences Cluster
Professor Mark Ferguson, Former Director General of SFI and current Rapporteur and Lead Author for the European Commission High Level Group for the evaluation of Horizon Europe.

Source link : https://www.iiea.com/events/developing-a-life-sciences-vision-for-ireland-lessons-from-europe-on-economic-strategy

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Publish date : 2024-09-26 09:28:00

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