In the long run, the Europe's upgrading plan envisages the production of manufacturing countries, but weapons will be born not only in Europe, but also in the United States, Japan and Korea.
"In the short term, we will have to buy it where we are weapons we need. For example, in Europe, America, South Korea or Japan. However, in the long run, our investments must be more resolutely addressed to the military industry of our countries, "he said in an interview with the Italian newspaper Repubblica.
According to the head of the European Council, military capital can create jobs and promote innovation. The European Commission's proposal, Costa, also considers the idea of a $ 150 billion loan as part of the upgrade program.
European Commission Head Ursula von der Heeen has offered 800 billion euros in four years to finance the European Upgrade Program for four years.
