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İtalya savunma için AB'den 14,9 milyar euro kredi ayırttı

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İtalya Başbakan Yardımcısı ve Dışişleri Bakanı Antonio Tajani, hükümetin güvenlik ve savunma yatırımları için Avrupa Birliği'nin SAFE (Security Action for Europe) fonundan 14,9 milyar euroya kadar kredi kullanma hakkını rezerve ettiğini açıkladı. Tajani, kredinin yalnızca “rezerve edildiğini” ve ne kadarının kullanılacağına yıl sonuna kadar karar verileceğini vurguladı. Bu adım, Avrupa genelinde savunma harcamalarının artırılması yönündeki baskıların yoğunlaştığı bir dönemde İtalya'nın AB kaynaklarını değerlendirme isteğini gösteriyor. SAFE programı, üye ülkelerin güvenlik ve savunma projelerine finansman sağlamak üzere oluşturulmuş bir mekanizma olarak dikkat çekiyor. Kesin tutar ve kullanım koşulları önümüzdeki aylarda netleşecek. Rezervasyon işlemi, İtalya'ya ek kaynak yaratma esnekliği tanırken, nihai karar Roma'nın mali ve stratejik önceliklerine bağlı olacak.

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    Italy 'books' SAFE loan of up to €14.9 billion for defence spending

    Ankara, Türkiye

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUL 28 - Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Tuesday that the government has reserved the right to take a loan from the EU's SAFE (Security Action for Europe) facility of up to 14.9 billion euros to invest in security and defence. Tajani stressed that the loan only has been "reserved" and that the government will decide by the end of the year how much actually to take, if any, as he reported to a joint session of the defence and foreign affairs committees of the Lower House and Senate over the recent NATO summit in Ankara. Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, who is trying to get Italy's deficit-to-GDP ratio under 3% to emerge from an EU excessive-deficit procedure, will have a say. SAFE is a €150 billion EU financial instrument created to accelerate European defence readiness and strengthen the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB) by providing long-maturity, low-interest loans to Member States for large-scale, joint defence procurement. "SAFE is an alternative to BOTs (state bonds) for Italy," said Defence Minister Guido Crosetto. "It is a purely technical choice: we will assess how much of the 14.9 billion to use from a financial standpoint. "The political decision will regard the budget deviation". Italy and its NATO allies have pledged to gradually take defence and security spending up to 5% of GDP. (ANSA). Read article...

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  2. Ekonomik28 Tem 11:48

    Italy 'books' SAFE loan of up to €14.9 billion, but EC says deal must be signed ASAP

    Ankara, Türkiye

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUL 28 - Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Tuesday that the government has reserved the right to take a loan from the EU's SAFE (Security Action for Europe) facility of up to 14.9 billion euros to invest in security and defence. Tajani stressed that the loan only has been "reserved" and that the government will decide by the end of the year how much actually to take, if any, as he reported to a joint session of the defence and foreign affairs committees of the Lower House and Senate over the recent NATO summit in Ankara. Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, who is trying to get Italy's deficit-to-GDP ratio under 3% to emerge from an EU excessive-deficit procedure, will have a say. A European Commission spokesperson, however, said the EU executive needed a final decision from Rome as soon as possible and could not wait until the end of the year. The spokesperson said that it was "very, very positive" that Italy wanted the 14.9 billion euros while stressing that "we need to proceed with signing the loan agreement because we have to disburse the funds to get the project underway. "Clarity is needed as soon as possible," the spokesperson said. "If anything were to change regarding the funds, then we would be in an even more urgent situation because those funds would have to be reallocated. "There is no time to waste. "Waiting until December for Italy to sign the SAFE loan agreement is not a suitable timeframe for us. "We must proceed much faster because, if there is even the slightest possibility that Italy will accept less than this €14.9 billion, then we have a legal deadline set by the regulation that obliges the Commission to relaunch a new plan and reallocate those funds by this year." SAFE is a €150 billion EU financial instrument created to accelerate European defence readiness and strengthen the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB) by providing long-maturity, low-interest loans to Member States for large-scale, joint defence procurement. "SAFE is an alternative to BOTs (state bonds) for Italy," said Defence Minister Guido Crosetto. "It is a purely technical choice: we will assess how much of the 14.9 billion to use from a financial standpoint. "The political decision will regard the budget deviation". Italy and its NATO allies have pledged to gradually take defence and security spending up to 5% of GDP. (ANSA). Read article...

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