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Publication of the European Defence Fund (EDF) Work Programme 2025

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We would like to inform you that the Commission has adopted and published the European Defence Fund Work Programme 2025.

The news announcement (with links to the documents and a factsheet) is available on DEFIS website: https://defence-industry-space.ec.europa.eu/european-defence-fund-over-eu1-billion-drive-next-generation-defence-technologies-and-innovation-2025-01-30_en; a post on DEFIS X account: https://x.com/defis_eu/status/1884919494713197039

The documents are available directly at https://defence-industry-space.ec.europa.eu/edf-work-programme-2025_en or attached to this newsitem or on our NCP Flanders website.

We would also like to remind you of the EDF Info Day on February 21st!

 

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