A 'code of conduct' on European defence procurement

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The Defence Ministers of the 24 European Union member states participating in the European Defence Agency met in Brussels to agree on a code of conduct on defence procurement on 21st November 2005. This move reflects the member states' perception of the need for decisive progress towards the creation of an internationally competitive European defence equipment market to strengthen the European defence technological and industrial base.

Europe, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Defense industry, Defence industry

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The army chief: Ensuring security, stability an prosperity

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Commondore Renato Petric, Force Commander of Slovenian Armed Forces discusses and defines the main roles and missions of their forces and comments on current assets and future-oriented procurement programmes. He believes that security and defence of the Republic of Slovenia (RS) have become vital components of European and international security and defence by joining NATO and the EU.

United Kingdom, North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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