(Bloomberg) – Slovenia and various Member States of Slovenia are looking to expand the definition of defense expenses to allocate more security funds when they try to meet US calls, the Prime Minister of National said.
Until-unless the members of the Unlikely implement a unified defense costs, the Secretary General of the Alliance, Robert Golob said Sloven in an interview with the summit of the European Political Community of Albania.
Rutte proposed that allies spend at least 3.5% of the gross domestic product in the basic defense defense and 1.5% of GDP in 2032.
In 2004, Slovenia introduced Slovenia this year the plan that aims to spend 2% of GDP this year for the first time first time.
Slovenia plans to plan to pass through 2% of GDP this year
However, NATO does not have the only standard that tells you as security expenditure, as Golob said. Slovenia would protect the motion to enter investments in the EU defense industry, he said.
“We can’t spend 5% of GDP in defense and continue to be competitive if we can’t connect both areas,” Premier said.
Slovenian neighbor also expects more details about the proposal of NATO, before committing more defensive expenses.
“In terms of Rutte’s proposal, we are already committed to defense costs in 3% of GDP,” Prime Minister of Croatia told Journalists of Tyrannak. “We’ll see exactly how much we commit exactly, after the end of the next NATO peak.”
– With the help of Jasmina Kuzmanovic.
(Updates with the comments from the first two paragraphs in the last two paragraphs.)
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2025-05-16 21:19:00
