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The country's Supreme Defense Council approved the Romanian Army's ten-year medium-term development plan and the transformation, equipment and development program to be implemented until 2044 on Monday.
Historic decision for national defense. CSAT gave the green light to the Romanian Army's Endowment Plan for the period 2027-2036. Our country is committed to increasing the budget allocation to 5% of GDP by 2035, strategically divided between defense and related expenses.
On Monday, September 7, 2026, at the Cotroceni Palace, the meeting of the Supreme Council of Defence of the Country, led by the President of Romania, Nicușor Dan, took place. On the Council's agenda, there were topics on strengthening the operational capabilities of the Romanian Army and adapting strategic planning to the new geopolitical realities. In the meeting, the members of the CSAT defined [...] The post Romania enters into the age of the…
The Supreme Defense Council (CSAT) met on Monday, at the Cotroceni Palace, in a meeting led by Nicușor Dan. According to the Presidential Administration, CSAT members approved the plan for the provision of the Romanian Army for the period 2027-2036 and the programme for the transformation, development and provision of the Army until 2044. On the agenda of the Council were also the development of the national industry [...] Source
The Supreme Defense Council of the Country (CSAT) approved the plan to provide the Romanian Army for the period 2027-2036, in which it shows that Romania has committed, together with Allies, to the NATO Summit of the Hague from 2025 as, until [...]
CSAT met on 7 September, convened by President Nicușor Dan, in a meeting that lasted three hours, to discuss the plan for the provision of the Romanian Army 2027-2036 and the strengthening of the American military presence on the territory of Romania.Romania will gradually increase the amount of money given for Defense up to 5% of GDP. Of this money, 3.5% go directly to Defence expenses, and 1.5% to other related costs."Romania has committed, to…
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