EUCOPE at BIO-Europe 2026

Nov 9–11, 2026 Cologne, Germany ~5.8k attendees Website

EUCOPE takes part in 3 sessions at BIO-Europe 2026 in Cologne. Its sessions centre on European pharmaceutical policy, from unmet medical needs to early experience with the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) regulation and what it means for reimbursement. It also asks whether Most Favoured Nations is a game-changer for biotech dealmakers.

OrganizationBIO-Europe 2026 Attendance
EUCOPE
Brussels, Belgium
Gov, delegations & associations
Trade association representing small and mid-sized innovative pharmaceutical and biotech companies in Europe.
Panel
Tue Nov 10
10:30–10:55
Addressing Unmet Medical Needs in Europe’s Evolving Pharmaceutical Landscape
How regulators judge which diseases lack good treatments, which faster approval routes apply, and whether recent EU drug law changes have helped.
with PTC Therapeutics
Panel
Wed Nov 11
13:00–13:45
HTA Regulation: Early Insights and Reimbursement Implications
Early lessons from the EU's new joint reviews of how much new drugs help patients, and whether they ease or hinder patient access.
with Lundbeck
Panel
Wed Nov 11
10:00–10:45
Most Favoured Nations: A Game-Changer for Biotech Dealmaker?
How the US 'most favoured nation' policy, which ties US drug prices to prices paid abroad, is changing drug deals and European launch plans.
with Astellas, Bristol Myers Squibb, Boehringer Ingelheim

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