Poland to invest over 28B euros in defense industry
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- 01 June, 2026
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The Polish government has signed contracts worth 120 billion zlotys - more than 28 billion euros - with the country's defense companies under the European Union's SAFE program for financing rearmament, Report informs via PAP.
About half of this amount will be allocated to Polish defense company Huta Stalowa Wola.
The SAFE program provides Poland with loans worth around 43.7 billion euros, which can be used to purchase defense equipment from local companies and foreign partners.
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