Traduction de «Rapport sur les priorités de la défense » (Français → Anglais) :

FAQs Factsheet European Defence Action Plan President Juncker Political Guidelines Global Strategy's Implementation Plan on Security and Defence Bratislava declaration and roadmap Evaluation Report on the Procurement Directive Guidance Note on Government to Government Sales and the application of the Procurement Directive The Evaluation Report on the Transfer Directive Recommendation on the harmonisation of the General Transfer Licence for armed forces under Directive 2009/43/EC (Transfers Licence) Recommendation on the harmonisation of the General Transfer Licence for recipients certified under Directive 2009/43/EC (Transfers Licence) R ...[+++]eport of the Advisory Expert Group on Cross-border Access for SMEs to Defence and Security Contracts

To do so, the Commission will push ahead with the effective application of the two Directives on defence and security procurement and on EU transfers, facilitate the cross-border participation in defence procurement, support the development of industry standards, and promote the contribution of sectoral policies, such as EU space programmes, to common security and defence priorities ...[+++].

Priorities for the Defence Fund are to be set by a Coordination Board consisting of EU countries, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, the European Defence Agency, the Commission and key industry players.

This will definitely allow Canadian development funds to be used more efficiently but, on the other hand, will reduce the presence of the Canadian flag in many developing and francophone countries (1020) From a defence perspective, the creation of Canada Command hearkens to a focus on Canada's territorial defence and security above those concerns of the hemisphere and the world at large.

If you think relations with our neighbours are strained, just wait until we discuss anti-missile defence, which is their number one priority for defending their territory, in a purely bilateral relationship with Canada.

That, to me, is where essentially the central focus is; that's where the forces and the government and National Defence need to concentrate their efforts, if we prioritize National Defence and defence of Canada as truly our number one priority.