The European Defence Industry Programme: European Defence Projects of Common Interest (EDPCI)
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Europe needs large, interoperable defence capabilities that no single country can develop efficiently on its own. The European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP) , adopted by the Council of the European Union on 7 November 2025 ( Council document 14814/25 ), answers this need by creating the European Defence Projects of Common Interest (EDPCI) .
EDPCIs are the Union’s new flagship projects: multinational, strategically selected, and equipped with clear governance and dedicated financing.
Key questions this report answers
- What are European Defence Projects of Common Interest (EDPCI) as created by EDIP, adopted by the Council on 7 November 2025 under Council document 14814/25?
- Why does the report argue that Europe needs large, interoperable defence capabilities that no single country can develop efficiently on its own?
- How are EDPCIs designed to be multinational, strategically selected, and equipped with clear governance and dedicated financing?
- What does the EDPCI framework imply for how member states select and jointly finance the Union's new flagship defence projects?
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