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CAVS Programme: A Joint Initiative for Armoured Vehicle Development
Background
The Common Armoured Vehicle System (CAVS) programme was initially established by Finland and Latvia. Sweden and Germany subsequently joined the programme, solidifying their commitment to joint armoured vehicle development.
Recent Developments
In 2022, Sweden and Germany officially became full members of the CAVS Programme Operators. Germany's accession was marked by its signing of a Technical Arrangement, solidifying its participation in the programme.
Benefits of the CAVS Programme
The CAVS programme provides numerous benefits to its participating members, including:
- Enhanced collaboration and coordination in developing advanced armoured vehicles.
- Improved interoperability and standardization of equipment across member nations.
- Shared research and development costs, leading to resource optimization.
Germany's Contribution
Germany's participation in the CAVS programme is significant, bringing its expertise in armoured vehicle design and production. As a member, Germany will actively contribute to the development and testing of future CAVS vehicles.
Conclusion
The CAVS programme represents a strong partnership between Finland, Latvia, Sweden, and Germany. Through joint efforts, these nations are advancing the development of next-generation armoured vehicles, enhancing defence capabilities and fostering closer collaboration on defence matters.
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