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СТАНОВИЩЕ (2025/2143(INI))

Преодоляване на пречките пред единния пазар в областта на отбраната

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Комисия по вътрешния пазар и защита на потребителите · Rapporteur: Камила Гашюк-Пихович

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The Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection presents amendments to the lead committee's draft resolution on removing barriers to the single market in defence.

Committee position. The committee proposes amendments to the draft resolution, focusing on removing barriers, harmonizing standards, supporting SMEs, and ensuring cybersecurity in the defence single market.

Key points

  1. Calls for removing barriers to the single market in defence, including regulatory and procurement obstacles.
  2. Emphasizes the need for a competitive and open defence market, with particular attention to SMEs and supply chain security.
  3. Requests the Commission to propose measures to harmonize certification and standardization in defence procurement.
  4. Calls for better access to funding for defence-related research and innovation, including through the European Defence Fund.
  5. Urges member states to implement existing directives on defence procurement correctly and to avoid fragmentation.
  6. Highlights the importance of cybersecurity and resilience in defence supply chains.
  7. Calls for the creation of a single market for defence products, including through mutual recognition of certifications.
  8. Requests the Commission to assess the impact of foreign subsidies on the defence market and to propose countermeasures.
  9. Calls for the promotion of European defence technological and industrial base (EDTIB) and strategic autonomy.
  10. Urges the Commission to simplify administrative procedures for defence companies, especially SMEs.
  11. Calls for better coordination between national and EU-level defence procurement to avoid duplication.
  12. Requests the Commission to report on the implementation of the Defence Procurement Directive and the Intra-Community Transfers Directive.

Who is affected

  • Defence companies, including SMEs, will benefit from reduced barriers and simplified procedures.
  • Member states are urged to implement directives correctly and coordinate procurement.
  • The Commission is requested to propose harmonization measures and assess foreign subsidies.