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The United States, Germany, France and Italy have agreed last week to develop cooperatively a Medium Extended Air Defence System (MEADS).
The United States, Germany, France and Italy have agreed last week to develop cooperatively a Medium Extended Air Defence System (MEADS).
The four nations are seeking an extended air defence capability against ballistic missiles. The US will provide 50% of the funding, France and Germany will contribute 20% each and Italy 10%.
"The logic in favour of greater allied armaments cooperation has become utterly compelling and is further evidence of a much needed renaissance in transatlantic armaments cooperation", Mr. Robin Beard, NATO's Assistant Secretary General for Defence Support, said.
For further information, please contact:
Mr.D.Ruiz-Palmer, tel: int'l-32-2-728-5247 or
Mr. P. Krajeck, tel: int'l-32-2-728-4291.