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Ireland Signals Openness to Defense Procurement and Information Exchange with Europe

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Tánaiste Simon Harris stated that Ireland is open to cooperation with Europe regarding defense procurement and the exchange of information. He clarified that this openness does not involve a proposal to join military alliances. The government indicated it would support Ireland seeking loans under the EU’s programme for defence investments (Safe) if it helped accelerate such purchases.

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The statements underscore that maritime security is viewed as a duty at the European level, despite being a domestic issue. The government noted that the medium-term plan and wider EU fiscal rules allow for flexibility regarding defense spending.

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  • IrelandSovereign state whose defense procurement policies are being discussed.

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