NATO’s new 5% defense costs are reputation and how will Canada meet? – national

Canada joined NATO allies on Wednesday When it comes to a new agreement Defense costs The target of five percent of GDP – but the details are more complicated.

The members of the Alliance will be to reach the purpose of new spending until 2035. And five percent divided into two categories: “Basic Defense Requirements” and related infrastructure and industry related to wider protection.

Hague speaks with reporters comb SummitPrime Minister Mark Carney has expressed confidence that Canada has reached its new goals for years.

“We looked at us to move forward with a plan to help build our strength with new investments.”

“We are investing in defense and security, new threats facing Canada, we are not sacrifices to do us, not in trade.”

Carney, towards the end of the decade, forgot to have conversations around the trade-off to spend continuous high defense of Canada.

President of the Canadian Global Institute of Canada in Brussels David Perry, the increase in defense spending, said that the increase in defense spending is the largest since the “massive” ramp during World War II.

“This is a complete game moder for the protection of Canada,” he said.

You need to know what new spending is pledged and what Canada planned to do to achieve this.

The official declaration of the NATO leaders summit, five percent of GDP’s five percent of the GDP was “a new liability for core defense requirements, as well as defense and security forecast.” “

Collateral, the union was agreed in 2014 and recently noted the previous commitment to spend at least two percent of GDP, until the defense could not meet in a row.

The new target covers NATO in the first place of the GDP on defense expenditures for financial financing in the armed forces of the country. It covers everything from large-scale military equipment such as fighter jets and submarines, wages and pensions for military members, national police and coast guard.

The second spending category, “Protecting our critical infrastructure, protect our networks, protect our innovation, maintain and strengthen our innovation, maintain and strengthen our defense industry, providing our defense industry base and strengthen our defense industry, to provide our protection industry base and strengthen our defense industry, providing our defense industry base and strengthen our defense industry are up to “.

NATO leaders agreed to consider a new spending plan in 2029 to ensure that it adapt to a global threat environment during this period.

“Our investments will provide our forces, opportunities, resources, infrastructure and protection and management and management and management and management and management and management and management of war, and management and management of war.

Canada has long left the previous two of the NATO target. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte’s annual report was released in AprilCanada’s defense costs hit 1.45 percent last year.

CARNEY will reach the Canadian two percent previously announced In March, the end of the current fiscal year – before half a year ago – $ 9.3 billion in the new financial financial.

Most of this money is praised the base of the domestic protection industry, increasing salary growth and existing military bases and equipment for members of the Canadian Armed Forces.

“CARNEY, of course,” CARNEY, “said CARNEY,” said CARNEY, “said” as the main defense target of “the announcement” in the direction of “the announcement” as the main defense target. “

Carney, those military members were not paid to stick to “what they want to reflect our desired” and stamped with obsolete or non-worked equipment.

“We put it and level, and this year this year is an important part of the increase in defense.”

According to 1.5 percent, CARNEY, “Ports, airports, critical minerals, ports, airports and infrastructure to support the development and exports of telecommunications and urgent training systems, he said.

The Allies in Canada, Canadian employees, because of Canadian employees, because by Canadian employees, because in the laboratories and shop floors in our country, “will not contribute only 1.5 percent, but also increase the economy of Canada.

“We will do more to build drones, icebakers, aerospace technologies and more reliable world,” he said.

Carney said that most of the work against these initiatives continues.

Earlier, he will provide “nationalized” projects as cultural and transport of critical minerals, which can become the basic projects of the legislation of major projects that can become law on Friday on Friday on Friday.

“Canada has one of the largest and most different fields of critical minerals and we will develop both local and international partners Carney announced the CNN in an interview with Tuesday.

“Some of these five percent of these five percent, these five percent, due to infrastructure, ports and railways and other ways of these minerals, this will be about 5 percent. Thus, this is part of our new NATO responsibility.”

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CARNEY will change both CNN and journalists and journalists, like the nature of war, ciberwarfare and drones, and canada priorities and expenses and expenses and expenses.

This said on Wednesday that in Canada complicates how much it would be to spend 10 years of defense from today.

CARNEY was calculated to CNN that five percent of Canada’s GDP is currently $ 150 billion every year.

Perry can reach new spending goals in the graph, “If the government is in fact,” the government is in fact, “the government is in fact,” the government can achieve new spending purposes, as it is also to fight the Coven-19 pandemic and provides economic support for a relatively short period of time.

“It spent a hundred billion dollars every year,” he said. “It does not matter with dozens of billion dollars – a large amount of money, not a mistake, but on the annual basis to combat pandemic.

“Thus, if the government wants to see this in Canada, it can happen completely.”

Carney said he was as an international defense partnership Canada signed with the European Union this weekIt will also help you negotiate with the United States and reduce domestic costs.

“If you start to spend more money in one area, you can spend more money on growing prices and start drowning points,” he said.

“This is the reason why we associate with the Europeans, this increase in a measelfed pace, and we will try to be at a measured pace.”

Perry said that the word agreement was “less harsh and loyalty about 1.5 percent of the main defense spending” to other allies. “

Kevin Page, former parliamentary budget officer and the President of the Institute of Finance Research and Democracy at Ostawa University, increasing the total expenditures for global news “It is possible, but it will be difficult.”

“We need to see the strategy and such a plan,” he said in both the approaching budget, but also in other detailed reports on defense costs.

NATO says that this year, the member of 32 unions will be able to reach two percent in 2014 compared to only three allies.

According to Rutte’s annual report, only Poland hit 4.07 percent last year, by 3.5 percent of the target for basic defense costs, or exceeded 3.5 percent.

US President Donald Trump, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, the target of 5 percent, and three percent of Lithuania increased to 2024.

The annual report said that the United States organized 64 percent of defense spending among all NATO allies last year and the rest of the other 31 members.

On Wednesday, Rutte criticized the union and even paid a loan to Trump, which threatened to defend enough for the defense to change the dynamics.

“He was completely right that he had to give the Niya mainly why in Europe and Canada and spent more than the United States and the Canadians,” he said.

“Now we make it. We equate.”

With files from global Nathaniel Dove