President Nicușor Dan announced at the NATO Summit that Romania will invest 5% of its GDP in defense by 2035 and will support Ukraine.
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At the end of the NATO Summit in The Hague, President Nicușor Dan underlined Romania's commitment to allocate 5% of GDP to military spending by 2035. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between NATO allies, including non-EU members, to develop military capabilities. Romania reaffirms its support for Ukraine and its commitment to invest in facilities to host allied soldiers. Dan also mentioned global challenges, including the link between the crisis in Ukraine and Iran's activities.
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Președintele Nicușor Dan, despre declarația semnată în urma Summitului NATO de la Haga: S-a agreat această țintă de 5% din PIB, până la 2035. Am reafirmat angajamentul nostru de a investi în facilități, pentru a găzdui soldați aliați în România
Nicuşor Dan, după Summitului NATO de la Haga: S-a agreat această ţintă de 5% din PIB. Am reafirmat sprijinul pentru Ucraina
Preşedintele Nicuşor Dan, despre declaraţia semnată în urma Summitului NATO de la Haga: S-a agreat această ţintă de 5% din PIB, până la 2035 / Am reafirmat angajamentul nostru de a investi în facilităţi, pentru a găzdui soldaţi aliaţi în România
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