Concern that Wales' New 'Ethical Framework' for Defence Sector Could Cost Jobs
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Opposition parties have warned that the Welsh Government's new "ethical" framework on investment in the defense sector could cost Wales jobs and investment. But Adam Price, the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy, said the sector has "nothing to fear", arguing that public support for the industry cannot be "unconditional".
Ethical approach to defence investment won't lead to job losses, says Adam Price
Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy, Adam Price Martin Shipton An “ethical defence investment framework” for weapons firms operating in Wales is not incompatible with the creation of more jobs in the sector, according to Enterprise Minister Adam Price. The Welsh Government has been criticised from both sides of the political spectrum over its approach to the issue, with Reform UK and the Conservatives concerned that such a f…
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