Translation of "Coopération en matière d'armements de l'OTAN " (French → English) :

NATO armaments cooperation

European arms policy [ European armaments cooperation | JOAC | Joint Organisation for Armaments Cooperation | OCCAR ]

Convention between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Government of the French Republic, the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Government of the Italian Republic on the establishment of the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation | Convention on the establishment of the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation

NATO armaments cooperation

Armaments Cooperation Organisation | Joint Armaments Cooperation Structure | JACS [Abbr.] | OCCAR [Abbr.]

Armaments Cooperation Improvement Strategy

NATO Training Cooperation Initiative

NATO Cooperative Armaments Program

18. Underlines the vital importance of collective defence guaranteed by NATO for its members; urges the Member States, as a matter of urgency, to step up their ability to contribute to territorial defence, commit more resources and take the Pooling and Sharing methodology seriously by cooperating more closely to build synergies; stresses that all the Member States must enjoy the same level of security, in line with Article 42(7) TEU; stresses that a credible EU foreign policy needs to be underpinned by adequate defence capabilities in the Member States and an effective Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP); takes the view that the CSDP is an important component of European defence and security and contributes to it in many ways, inc ...[+++]luding by promoting the creation of a European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB), by fostering cooperation concerning the development of defence capabilities, and by directly intervening in crisis areas through its civilian missions and military operations; stresses, therefore, that the CSDP should be deepened further in cooperation with NATO; reiterates that the EU is a partner of NATO and that the strategies of both organisations should be complementary; underlines the important role of security and defence cooperation between the EU and partners such as the UN, NATO, the African Union and the OSCE; welcomes the HR/VP’s commitment to actively engage on defence matters, including by chairing meetings of the Foreign Affairs Council in the Defence Ministers configuration;

48. Believes that collaborative armaments programmes, such as those initiated by the EDA and managed by the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR), represent a vital tool for reducing development costs, supporting industry consolidation, fostering standardisation and interoperability, and boosting global competitiveness; highlights the EDA's role in facilitating the translation of capability needs into cooperative programmes and identifying opportunities to cooperate early in the life cycle; calls on the EDA to continue ...[+++] work on the Collaborative Database for matching national projects as cooperative opportunities and encourages the Member States to populate this database; calls on the EDA to present a Guide to Armaments Cooperation Best Practice, as provided for in its European Armaments Cooperation Strategy;

48. Believes that collaborative armaments programmes, such as those initiated by the EDA and managed by the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR), represent a vital tool for reducing development costs, supporting industry consolidation, fostering standardisation and interoperability, and boosting global competitiveness; highlights the EDA’s role in facilitating the translation of capability needs into cooperative programmes and identifying opportunities to cooperate early in the life cycle; calls on the EDA to continue ...[+++] work on the Collaborative Database for matching national projects as cooperative opportunities and encourages the Member States to populate this database; calls on the EDA to present a Guide to Armaments Cooperation Best Practice, as provided for in its European Armaments Cooperation Strategy;

11. Welcomes the recent signing of the NEW START agreement between Russia and the United States; calls on the Russia and the US to continue their nuclear disarmament efforts; calls for a nuclear-free Europe and for the dissolution of all nuclear sharing arrangements of EU Member States with the United States; calls on the EU Member States to undertake new initiatives with a view to starting negotiations to this end; expresses its opposition NATO enlargement and its to the deployment of any new ballistic and anti-ballistic missile systems in Europe; considers the plans of the United States as a destabilizing element that could be a g ...[+++]reat hindrance on the way to further nuclear disarmament; calls for enhanced cooperation between the EU and Russia on conversion;