The goal of international defence policy networking is to secure the
defence capability with parties who are prepared to develop and use in
cooperation their capabilities. Networking allows for both international political
support and military compatibility required for giving and receiving
assistance. International networking develops also the
cost-effectiveness of materiel acquisitions and security of supply and
creates opportunities for industrial cooperation as well as cooperation
in research and technology. On a deeper level, international networking
results in developing and deploying joint capabilities.
International defence cooperation
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The Ministry's other areas of expertise
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Defence materiel and the defence industry
The aim of the defence administration's materiel policy is to maintain and develop military capabilities on a long-term basis by acquiring materiel and services that are suitable for the tasks of the Defence Forces and internationally compatible.
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Military crisis management
The Ministry of Defence is responsible for the political preparation, steering and monitoring of military crisis management participation and for ensuring resources unless the tasks fall within the competence of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.