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Notes / ARES Group - The Armament Industry European Research Group 5 mai 2026 Which Type of Armament Cooperation Do We Want/Need? The Case of Sweden Which Type of Armament Cooperation Do We Want/Need? The Case of Sweden Citer Partager Imprimeren PDF Ajouter aux favoris Ann Lundberg Senior Defence Economist, FOI Even though the security landscape has changed drastically since the Cold War, the main goals for Swedish arms cooperation have stayed roughly the same. Cooperation is seen as valuable for gaining access to competence, for preserving domestic competence, and for decreasing unit costs for procured equipment. The Swedish experiences of international arms collaboration vary. Success factors include constructive dialogues and relations with the partner countries and companies, and trust. Challenges include country specific equipment requirements, protection of domestic defence companies, and the differences in export regulations. Sweden will, like other countries, continue to seek the arms cooperations that benefit its national security and its defence industry. More specifically, Sweden is interested in exploring the potential of NATO collaboration, in the light of the newly acquired membership. Sweden also recognises the potential of the EU initiatives like the EDIP and the EDF, but it is through the combination of NATO and EU initiatives that real impact can be achieved. Upcoming strategic procurement decisions will also form the Swedish industry and what collaborations Sweden will pursue in the future. Défense et Sécurité Europe

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