The association EuroDefense* calls for the extension to the 27 countries of the European Union of the agreement on export controls for the defence industry, signed in 2021 by Paris, Berlin and Madrid and joined at the end of 2025 by London. This agreement is based on the principle that each partner respects the export authorisations issued by another in the framework of governmental or industrial cooperation programmes.
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The association EuroDefense* calls for the extension to the 27 countries of the European Union of the agreement on export controls for the defence industry, signed in 2021 by Paris, Berlin and Madrid and joined at the end of 2025 by London. This agreement is based on the principle that each partner respects the export authorisations issued by another in the framework of governmental or industrial cooperation programmes.