there. The vice-chancellors of Strasbourg's three universities have suggested merging to create a 'European University'. It has also been suggested that Strasbourg could host the European Council meetings, minor institutions such as the Committee of the Regions, or the institutions of the proposed Mediterranean Union. The Green Party has proposed having Strasbourg as the home of a new "European Senate". Following the United Kingdom's decision to leave the EU, it has been suggested by senior MEPs that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and European Banking Authority (EBA), currently based in London, could relocate to France in exchange for the scrapping of the Strasbourg seat. The EMA would utilise the parliament's former complex of buildings. Other plans mooted, following the election of French President Macron, include converting it into a parliament for use by the Eurozone. See also Brussels and the European Union Court of Justice of the European Union European Parliament in Luxembourg Eurotower Seat of the European Central Bank References Citations Sources External links 1992 European Council decision on seats, European Parliament website One City petition, pro-Strasbourg petition Le siège du PE: Strasbourg, sereine et déterminée, pro-Strasbourg video , video report on 2008 damage to Parliament One Seat petition, pro-Brussels petition , pro-Brussels video , Video of a 2007 demonstration by German liberals against the two seats , Video of a 2008 demonstration by liberal MEPs against the two seats following temporary relocation Institutions of the European Union European quarter of Brussels