Back to Europe: What plans are there? Can the European Union allow it?

The European Union has promised to strengthen European security capabilities. The European Commission’s “European Reorganization” proposal, prioritizes the provision of strategic equipment such as air safety and antimiles systems, artillery systems, missiles, ammunition and drone systems and anti -dagrak. Military costs will be excluded from severe European financial restrictions.

If each member states allocate an average of 1.5% of its GDP, the total amount is 650,000 million euros. In addition, the scheme provides security capabilities worth 150,000 million euros, which is often manufactured in Europe. Additional financial resources, including private financial mobilization, are examined. The European Union uses joint requirements and to ensure the most efficient market, reduce costs, to guarantee cross -porter access to distribution chains, and to increase the competitiveness of the security sector as a whole.

Overall, there are about 2,500 SMEs in the EU security sector. We visited one of them in the outskirts of Brack, the capital of the Czech Republic. Every year, 60 employees produce 70 unmanned airport vehicles here. This is the case with civil and military applications. Currently, they are used for monitoring, communication and intelligence activities in the conflict areas of Ukraine and Iraq. His latest model has received an important certificate, which will help NATO members expedite his sequence, says Ladislav Sematkovscake, general director of the company.

“The certification process has been running for five years and more than 40 experts have dedicated him,” Sematkovske explains. “Overall, they have sued over 28,000 pages and have been sued and hundreds of flights have been implemented.”

The company’s billing must be about 40 million euros this year. He has established a cooperation with European company Airbus security and place. Managers claim their Want is fully prepared in Europe.

“I think companies like us are entirely important to maintain Europe’s security, because the National Security Industry can guarantee any technology, such as the military or civilian,” says Sematkovske. “So cooperation with European manufacturers is important to the security of Europe.”

However, this cooperation has often frustrated them, and managers say that excess bureaucracy and regulation have restricted the signature of contracts that can effectively expand the production and create more work.

“In fact, the biggest problem is that politics has withdrawn from what can be done in a truly innovative industry, and there is a gap between one and the other, or simply a lack of conversation,” says Primokus Supervisory Council President John Sector John Sector. “This may be a matter of concern for the industry. For example, when public hiring comes. We need more and better connection between states, research, development and industry. It must be familiar with the US and Europe.”

The European Defense Department offers about 600,000 jobs. The new situation will help you create more. But can Europe permit this enormous effort to cover up the current unstable? In Bilson, a combination of international security at the University of West Bohemia, says that Europe has no more options to progress in terms of the new geopolitical context.

“If we look at the time of the Cold War, we have spent nearly four and six percent of NATO member states. So those figures have already existed. This is not unimaginable. Of course, in the present context, this is a bit more complex. And, “Let’s say,”, “and,” and say, “Let’s say,”. Founder of the Center of the Security Advisory Reflection Committee.

“We know that Europe is based on a solid welfare status. Therefore, we need to find a certain balance between the security and well -being we wish to maintain. For example, the taxes can increase, I think this is very popular in most states.

Europe plans to establish a minimum threshold, accordingly, 65% of military components are likely to be funded by European.