France and Greece renew defense pact and deepen military cooperation

12 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 25

The renewed agreement extends the 2021 defense pact for five years with automatic renewal, and includes a joint declaration to establish nuclear technology cooperation.
Additional agreements were signed to boost collaboration in foreign policy, reflecting both countries' commitment to strengthening their alliance amid evolving European security concerns.
The move comes as European nations seek to enhance deterrence strategies, highlighting France and Greece's role in regional security and their intent to expand strategic partnerships.

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