The European Commission has welcomed the interest of 15 Member States for loans under the SAFE instrument to strengthen European security.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The European Commission has enthusiastically welcomed the expression of interest from 15 Member States to access loans through the 'Security Action for Europe' - SAFE instrument, which could mobilize up to €150 billion of investment. The interest, estimated at €127 billion for defence procurement, reflects the EU's unity and ambition in security. Commissioner Andrius Kubilius underlined the commitment to support EU countries in strengthening security. The deadline for applications is November 30, 2025.
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Primele 18 state UE, inclusiv România, solicită cel puţin 127 de miliarde de euro în cadrul instrumentului de apărare SAFE / Comisar european Ne menţinem angajamentul de a sprijini ţările UE în eforturile de consolidare a securităţii europene
127 miliarde euro, bugetul UE pentru apărarea statelor membre. Cât ar putea primi România? | Newsweek Romania
18 state UE, printre care și România, solicită cel puțin 127 de miliarde de euro în cadrul instrumentului de apărare SAFE
Investiții masive pregătite în UE. România și alte 17 state vor acces la 127 de miliarde prin SAFE
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