Greece’s Ministry of National Defence has outlined its 2025 objectives as part of the comprehensive “Agenda 2030” reform plan, aiming to modernise the armed forces and enhance their connection with society. Key initiatives include upgrading military healthcare facilities, launching a new housing program for service members, and advancing defence capabilities with the acquisition of FDI frigates and upgraded F-16 Vipers. Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasised that these reforms reflect a balanced approach, integrating conservative values with progressive reforms to strengthen Greece’s national security and support its military personnel.
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Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias praised “Agenda 2030” as a transformative plan that strengthens the Armed Forces and renews their bond with society. Highlighting 2024 as a pivotal year, he emphasised the agenda’s role in modernising defense while honoring Greece’s timeless values and traditions.
In a recent announcement at the Naval Cadet School during St. Nicholas Day celebrations, Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias detailed plans to fortify security in the Aegean. Central to this strategy is the “Agenda 2030,” which includes creating a flexible “missile wall” utilizing various Aegean islands as defensive power units to protect Greek sovereignty. The initiative underscores Greece’s commitment to a modern, powerful Navy, addressing both technological advancements and personnel needs.
Greece is embarking on a major overhaul of its Armed Forces, integrating cutting-edge technologies like anti-drone systems and modernising its Navy to enhance strategic strike and power-projection capabilities. Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announced plans to close 137 military camps by 2025, introduce drone capabilities across the Army, and invest billions in upgrading warships, submarines, and missile systems.
Greece will commence negotiations for a fourth Belharra-type frigate, expanding its naval capabilities alongside the launch of the ‘Nearchos.’ National Defense Minister Nikos Dendias outlined plans for upgrades to the Hellenic Navy and emphasized the importance of strengthening national defense in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Defence Minister Nikos Dendias, speaking on Tinos during the Dormition of the Virgin Mary celebration, emphasised the growing strength of Greece’s Armed Forces. Marking the anniversary of the 1940 sinking of the Elli cruiser, Dendias highlighted ongoing military modernisation efforts, including the launch of Greece’s second Belharra frigate in mid-September.
Greece is preparing for an “existential threat” from a neighboring country that questions its sovereignty and international treaties, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias said on Wednesday.
In an interview published on Saturday, Greek National Defence Minister Nikos Dendias unveiled plans to…