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Question marks over third country participation in EU military projects

Topic
Military
Country/Region
EU UK USA

08 November 2019

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"The EU is inching towards an agreement on the conditions under which third countries will be allowed to participate in the bloc’s military projects, which would allow US and UK companies to take part in joint defence projects, potentially removing a source of friction in transatlantic ties."

See: Question marks over third country participation in EU military projects (euractiv, link):

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