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PREMIUM: Spain bets on national industry to improve defence capacities
Spain is relying on its industry to improve the defence capacities of the armed forces. The MoD claims that cooperation with national companies also plays an essential role by supporting the country in international collaborative programmes.
The Spanish MoD is pushing for the national defence industry to drive improvements in the capabilities of the armed forces. During the webinar ‘Strategic Framework for Industrial Spain 2030', held on 24 February, defence authorities highlighted the need for closer cooperation between the MoD and Spanish industry.
Maj Gen José Luis ...
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