European Defence Agency

Agency of the European Union

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May 2025 André Denk becomes Chief Executive of the European Defence Agency, the first high-ranking military officer to lead the Agency since its creation.
April 2023 EDA signed an agreement with the United States Department of Defense to establish a framework for transatlantic cooperation on shared defence issues.
March 2023 25 countries joined the EDA's Common Procurement of Ammunition project.
February 2023 Major General André Denk serves as Deputy Chief Executive, leading initiatives on joint procurement of 155mm ammunition to support Ukraine.
2022 Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, EDA initiated a Common Procurement of Ammunition project focusing on 155mm artillery rounds and long-term ammunition types.
October 6 2022 The United Kingdom joined the military mobility project within the EU's Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) framework.
2020 The United Kingdom departed from the EU (Brexit), resulting in no specific provisions for EDA collaboration in EU/UK agreements.
April 2020 Jiří Šedivý becomes Chief Executive of the European Defence Agency, previously serving as Czech Defence Minister.
2015 EDA signed an Administrative Arrangement with Ukraine, allowing their participation in EDA projects and programmes without voting rights.
February 2015 Jorge Domecq succeeds Claude-France Arnould as Chief Executive of the European Defence Agency.
2013 EDA signed an Administrative Arrangement with Serbia, enabling their participation in EDA projects and programmes without voting rights.
2012 EDA signed an Administrative Arrangement with Switzerland, allowing their participation in EDA projects and programmes without voting rights.
January 2011 Claude-France Arnould takes over as Chief Executive of the European Defence Agency.
October 2010 Alexander Weis's term ends, leaving the Chief Executive position vacant until January 2011.

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