Romania and the Republic of Moldova jointly purchase military equipment through the SAFE programme
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Romania and the Republic of Moldova are participating together in a joint military procurement programme, under the SAFE initiative. SAFE is a European Union instrument that supports member states and their partners in acquiring defence equipment jointly.
Through this programme, the two countries will cooperate to purchase military equipment. Joint participation helps reduce costs and improve coordination between the armed forces of the two states. The programme is part of Europe's efforts to strengthen its defence capabilities.
SAFE was created by the European Union to support the production of armaments in Europe. The instrument provides loans to member states, which can be used to purchase defence equipment. The Republic of Moldova, which is not a member of the European Union, may take part in certain projects under the conditions set by the European programme.
The participation of Romania and the Republic of Moldova in this project shows increasingly close cooperation between the two countries in the field of security. The exact details of the programme, such as the value of the investments and the type of equipment, are important for the progress of the project in the coming period.
Sources: G4Media
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