The Minister of Economy, Bogdan Ivan, announced that Dragomirești will host a NATO Center of Excellence for the production of ammunition, with an investment of 220 million dollars.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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The NATO Ammunition Center of Excellence in Dragomirești will produce ammunition compatible with NATO standards, including for Abrams tanks and K9 systems. This represents a strategic investment of 220 million dollars, following an agreement with the US. Bogdan Ivan underlined the importance of developing production capacities in Romania, aiming for a 300% budget increase by 2025. The projects include factories for powders and drones, with the aim of making Romania a net exporter on the international market.
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