2024-11-04 17:55:09
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Strengthening NATO: Scholz and Rutte's Strategic Dialogue

Chancellor Olaf Scholz welcomed NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Berlin for his inaugural visit, emphasizing security policy discussions in the Euro-Atlantic region. Rutte, who assumed his role in October, praised Scholz for Germany's leadership in supporting Ukraine and increasing defense spending to 2.1% of GDP.

However, he urged all allies to strive for a higher defense spending target. Scholz reaffirmed the necessity of a robust NATO for deterrence against aggression.

Both leaders expressed confidence in collaborating effectively with potential future U.S. presidents. As Germany plans significant defense expenditures for 2024, Rutte continues to advocate for further increases to strengthen collective security efforts.

This meeting underscores the importance of transatlantic unity and the need for sustained investment in defense capabilities amidst ongoing global challenges.

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