Macron Enacts Law that Allows Investment of 36,000 Million in Defense
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France will allocate an additional 36 billion euros to the army over the next four years. After a vote in parliament, it was published in the official gazette on Tuesday. The government says that this amount will be used to modernize the army, as well as programs to renew cyber defense and drone systems. Next year will mark the tenth anniversary of Emmanuel Macron's election as president; public spending on the army will double in ten years, rea…
The French President, Emmanuel Macron, promulgated the law on military programming approved by parliament, which will allow an investment of €36 billion in the country's Armed Forces by 2030.
French President assures that the investment will serve the country "better act in the attacks in depth and in the missile defense"
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