Ukraine and the Netherlands have signed a cooperation agreement on unmanned aerial vehicles
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of unmanned technologies on the sidelines of the NATO summit.
According to Jetten, the document lays the foundation for a long-term partnership between Ukraine and the Netherlands in the areas of joint drone production, the development of defense technologies, and the exchange of innovations.
“This agreement creates the foundation for broad, structured cooperation between our countries in the joint production of drones and broader cooperation in the defense sector. It will allow us to learn from one another, exchange innovations, and jointly scale up production,” said the Prime Minister of the Netherlands.
He also emphasized that support for Ukraine is already yielding concrete results and must remain unwavering.
“Our support for Ukraine is yielding results and remains vital. We must not give up and must continue to increase pressure on Russia. This is crucial both for Ukraine and for the security of all of Europe,” Jetten emphasized.
Source: Rob Jetten.
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