At a meeting in Rome, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed confidence that the alliance will reach a consensus on increasing defense spending. Discussing defense commitments, member states' foreign ministers stressed the need for a stronger Europe. Rutte proposed that countries allocate 3.5% of GDP to defense and 1.5% to security. Italy, with current spending of 1.49% of GDP, has said it will meet the 2% target by 2025, but is finding it difficult to meet the higher requirements.
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Mark Rutte e încrezător că țările NATO vor ajunge la un acord privind creșterea cheltuielilor militare la 5% din PIB - Economica.net
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