The new programme is designed to strengthen the EU’s defence industry, foster joint European procurement, ramp up manufacturing and increase support for Ukraine.

The draft regulation, informally agreed with the Council and to be debated and voted on by MEPs in plenary on Tuesday, will establish the first-ever European defence industry programme (EDIP). The scheme seeks to strengthen the European defence technological and industrial base and boost European defence capabilities.

During negotiations with member states, MEPs championed the “buy European” principle: for defence products to secure funding, the cost of their components originating from non-associated third countries cannot exceed 35% of the overall cost of components.

The programme will also set up a legal framework for European defence projects of common interest and a Ukraine Support Instrument (USI). Of EDIP’s €1.5 billion budget, €300 million would go to the USI, to help modernise Ukraine’s defence industry and ease its integration with Europe’s.

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GLUCKSMANN, Raphaël (S&D, FR)

BELLAMY, François-Xavier (EPP, FR)

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European Defence Industry Programme

EP Plenary debate on the European Defence Industry Programme

Andrius KUBILIUS, Raphaël GLUCKSMANN and François-Xavier BELLAMY close the debate on European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP). The new programme is designed to strengthen the EU’s defence industry, foster joint European procurement, ramp up manufacturing and increase support for Ukraine. The draft regulation, informally agreed with the Council, will establish the first-ever European defence industry programme (EDIP). The scheme seeks to strengthen the European defence technological and industrial base and boost European defence capabilities. During negotiations with member states, MEPs championed the “buy European” principle: for defence products to secure funding, the cost of their components originating from non-associated third countries cannot exceed 35% of the overall cost of components. The programme will also set up a legal framework for European defence projects of common interest and a Ukraine Support Instrument (USI).

European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP): closing statements by Andrius KUBILIUS, European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Raphaël GLUCKSMANN (S&D, FR) and François-Xavier BELLAMY (EPP, FR), Rapporteurs

MEPs debate on European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP). The new programme is designed to strengthen the EU’s defence industry, foster joint European procurement, ramp up manufacturing and increase support for Ukraine. The draft regulation, informally agreed with the Council, will establish the first-ever European defence industry programme (EDIP). The scheme seeks to strengthen the European defence technological and industrial base and boost European defence capabilities. During negotiations with member states, MEPs championed the “buy European” principle: for defence products to secure funding, the cost of their components originating from non-associated third countries cannot exceed 35% of the overall cost of components. The programme will also set up a legal framework for European defence projects of common interest and a Ukraine Support Instrument (USI).

European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP): MEPs debate (part 2)

MEPs, including representatives of AFET, BUDG, CONT, IMCO, debate on European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP). The new programme is designed to strengthen the EU’s defence industry, foster joint European procurement, ramp up manufacturing and increase support for Ukraine. The draft regulation, informally agreed with the Council, will establish the first-ever European defence industry programme (EDIP). The scheme seeks to strengthen the European defence technological and industrial base and boost European defence capabilities. During negotiations with member states, MEPs championed the “buy European” principle: for defence products to secure funding, the cost of their components originating from non-associated third countries cannot exceed 35% of the overall cost of components. The programme will also set up a legal framework for European defence projects of common interest and a Ukraine Support Instrument (USI).

European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP): MEPs debate (part 1) - Including representatives of AFET, BUDG, CONT, IMCO

EP Plenary session - European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP)

Raphaël GLUCKSMANN, Rapporteur, and Andrius KUBILIUS open the debate on European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP). The new programme is designed to strengthen the EU’s defence industry, foster joint European procurement, ramp up manufacturing and increase support for Ukraine. The draft regulation, informally agreed with the Council, will establish the first-ever European defence industry programme (EDIP). This transcription is a result of an automatic process. Please chack against delivery.

European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP): opening statements by Raphaël GLUCKSMANN (S&D, FR), Rapporteur, and Andrius KUBILIUS, European Commissioner for Defence and Space

This video shows some extracts from the debate on European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP). The draft regulation, informally agreed with the Council and voted on by MEPs in plenary, will establish the first-ever European defence industry programme (EDIP). The new programme is designed to strengthen the EU’s defence industry, foster joint European procurement, ramp up manufacturing and increase support for Ukraine. This transcription is a result of an automatic process. Please check against delivery.

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