Governments across the European Union (EU) will soon review proposals to create during 2022 a new technology co-ordination hub within the European Defence Agency (EDA).

The hub will function as a network to identify and promote the development of innovative and disruptive defence technologies across the agency's 26 member countries (all EU countries, except Denmark), and could eventually include testing and certification services for innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to EU officials.

Governments across the European Union (EU) will soon review proposals to create during 2022 a new technology co-ordination hub within the European Defence Agency (EDA).

The hub will function as a network to identify and promote the development of innovative and disruptive defence technologies across the agency's 26 member countries (all EU countries, except Denmark), and could eventually include testing and certification services for innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to EU officials.

Governments across the European Union (EU) will soon review proposals to create during 2022 a new technology co-ordination hub within the European Defence Agency (EDA).

The hub will function as a network to identify and promote the development of innovative and disruptive defence technologies across the agency's 26 member countries (all EU countries, except Denmark), and could eventually include testing and certification services for innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to EU officials.

Governments across the European Union (EU) will soon review proposals to create during 2022 a new technology co-ordination hub within the European Defence Agency (EDA).

The hub will function as a network to identify and promote the development of innovative and disruptive defence technologies across the agency's 26 member countries (all EU countries, except Denmark), and could eventually include testing and certification services for innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to EU officials.

Governments across the European Union (EU) will soon review proposals to create during 2022 a new technology co-ordination hub within the European Defence Agency (EDA).

The hub will function as a network to identify and promote the development of innovative and disruptive defence technologies across the agency's 26 member countries (all EU countries, except Denmark), and could eventually include testing and certification services for innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to EU officials.

Governments across the European Union (EU) will soon review proposals to create during 2022 a new technology co-ordination hub within the European Defence Agency (EDA).

The hub will function as a network to identify and promote the development of innovative and disruptive defence technologies across the agency's 26 member countries (all EU countries, except Denmark), and could eventually include testing and certification services for innovative start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to EU officials.