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The European Commission welcomes the interest of 15 countries in SAFE loans, which will mobilize up to €150 billion investment in security.

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The European Commission has optimistically received expressions of interest from 15 Member States in accessing loans through the 'Security Action for Europe' (SAFE) instrument, which could mobilize up to €150 billion of investment. This interest reflects the European Union's ambition to strengthen security and defense. Defense commissioner Andrius Kubilius underlined the EU's commitment to support countries in strengthening security. The deadline for applications is November 30, 2025. SAFE will support investments in defense, infrastructure and cyber capabilities.

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