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NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska
Having sufficient strike capabilities is essential for NATO to maintain our deterrence and defence posture. Allies are working on a number of multinational initiatives to develop cost-effective and innovative solutions to meet existing and also future operational requirements, and we have to do that faster.
So, one such initiative is the Ground-Based Precision Strike project, where six Allies have come together to develop and deliver low-cost cruise and ballistic missiles at scale. Another initiative includes the development of a prototype for a generic NATO 155mm munition which is complemented by new NSPA contracts to even more of this important calibre. Our host nation, Türkiye, has also committed to procuring a significant number of ATMÁCA, land-based, long range cruise missile. All together, these initiatives are worth approximately 1.6 billion dollars.
The war against Ukraine has shown us how much modern conflict demands these type of strike capabilities and how quickly stocks get depleted in high intensity warfare. So, this speaks of the urgency of this build-up. These initiatives will help ensure that our production of these essential capabilities is ramped up, in really significant manner, and that our militaries have what it takes to keep us safe.
NATO Deputy Spokesperson Mark Sanders
Thank you, Deputy Secretary General. I now invite the participating Allied representatives of the Ground Based Precision Strike Capabilities High Visibility Project to the stage: Denmark, France, Italy, Norway, Türkiye and the United Kingdom. Thank you. I invite Denmark, Norway and Türkiye to remain on the stage. I now invite the additional participating Allied representatives of the generic NATO Indirect Fire Round High Visibility Project to the stage: Canada, Czechia, Finland, Greece, Slovakia and Sweden.
Thank you very much. I would invite Türkiye to remain on the stage. The other representative may now return to their seats. I now invite the industry representative from Roketsan to come to the stage. Thank you very much. You may now return to your seats. We will now move on to new announcements reinforcing NATO's integrated air and missile defence.
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Launch of NATO’s multinational Ground-Based Precision Strike Capabilities High Visibility Project with representatives of Denmark, France, Italy, Norway, Türkiye and the United Kingdom with NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska
Launch of NATO’s prototype for a generic NATO 155mm munition with representatives of Canada, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Norway, Slovakia, Sweden and Türkiye with NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska
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