EU adds €130 million to drone funding in border security push
The new funding lifts EU investment in border-surveillance technology above €500 million as Brussels expands support for national drone and anti-drone projects.
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The European Union is increasing its support for technological developments by an additional €130 million as it seeks to strengthen the protection of its external borders with drones and anti-drone systems. The move aims to more effectively monitor migration movements and protect against hybrid threats, in addition to the planned strengthening of the role of Frontex.
EU Border Drone Funding Gets Powerful New Boost
Luxembourg, 2 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The European Commission is adding €130 million to EU border drone funding, expanding investment in surveillance and counter-drone technology as the bloc strengthens the security of its external borders and …
Key takeaways To strengthen border protection and combat hybrid risks, the European Commission is allocating an additional 130 million euros for drone technology. This funding announcement was made during a meeting of Ministers of Justice and the Home Affairs in Luxembourg on Thursday and Friday. These were the first in-person discussions on border management and migration since the […]
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