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EU Allocates €41M Aid to Strengthen Moldova's Defense Sector

The Republic of Moldova's Armed Forces are set to receive a substantial financial injection totaling 41 million euros through the European Instrument for Peace.

This allocation comes as the Council of the European Union aims to bolster national security, stability, and resilience within the defence sector, according to reports from CaleaEuropeană.

The allocated financial support, spanning a duration of 40 months, will specifically target the provision of non-lethal equipment across various domains, including mobility, aerial surveillance, electronic warfare, and logistical operations.

As per the cited source, this assistance is poised to significantly enhance the operational effectiveness of the Republic of Moldova's armed forces. It will facilitate expedited compliance with EU standards and interoperability, ultimately enhancing the protection of civilians during crisis and emergency scenarios.

Notably, Moldova formally requested this support on February 5, 2023. The European Union Council has a history of providing assistance to Moldova through the European Instrument for Peace, underscoring the ongoing commitment to strengthening defence capabilities in the region.

Translation by Iurie Tataru

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