A regulatory roadmap to EU’s Security of Supply in Defence: Assessing the current legal framework effort and the next steps toward an effective Security of Supply Strategy

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A regulatory roadmap to EU’s Security of Supply in Defence: Assessing the current legal framework effort and the next steps toward an effective Security of Supply Strategy

Post author:Comms Editor
Post published:18 March 2025
Post category:Info Flash

Written by:Sabrina Ait Taabine

Supervised by: Jaime Toral García

Edited by: Ivo Kesler

Abstract

Security of Supply in Defence has progressively shifted from being the sole interest of Member States to an area where the EU plays an increasingly important role. From the Directive on Defence Procurement and Intra-EU transfers to ASAP and EDIRPA, this paper examines the potential and limitations of the EU legal framework in supporting the Union’s Security of Supply. This analysis will lead us to consider the EU’s ability to ensure robust Security of Supply further through its EDIP proposal, marking a new step toward strategic autonomy.

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Tags: #ASAP, #defenceprocurement, #EDIP, #EDIRPA, #EU, #EUdefence, #europe, #military, #NATO, #security, #securityofsupply

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