Critical technologies for security and defence

· A9-0120/2023 · Proposition de résolution

The European Parliament adopted by 520 votes to 76, with 31 abstentions, a resolution on Critical technologies for security and defence: state of play and future challenges.

Member States have set a target of 35% for collaborative defence investment, but their political will to reach this target has tended to diminish, with only 11% in 2020 and a historic low of 8% in 2021. Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine has shown that Europe urgently needs to invest in its defence and security technologies. The proposal to adopt a coordinated EU-wide strategic approach to critical security and defence technologies from the outset is the right way forward.

Welcoming the Commission's roadmap on critical technologies for security and defence,…

For: 520(83 %). Against: 76(12 %). Abstentions: 31(5 %). In total, 627 MEPs voted. 78 MEPs didn’t vote.

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