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European Investment Bank and Parliament Finalize Deal for 50 Water Bombers

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The European Investment Bank and parliament reached an agreement to jointly purchase 50 water bombers. The aircraft, which are Canadian-made, have been used since the 1960s to fight wildfires around the world. De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited has been lobbying for a national fleet of 50 new planes due to increasing drought and extreme weather conditions.

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Why it matters

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The procurement is described as a strategic joint EU/EIB purchase, which strengthens the capabilities of Europe. The need for these specialized aircraft is driven by the increasing intensity and frequency of wildfires globally.

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Who's involved

European Investment BankBody of the European Union providing funding for projects
parliamentLegislative body of government involved in the joint deal

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