Sweden Signs Deal to Buy 4 Frigates From France, Deepen Defense Cooperation
The agreement was praised by Emmanuel Macron as evidence of the nations sharing 'a common vision of European sovereignty and security.'
Sweden has finalized an agreement with France to acquire four Naval Group frigates, with leaders from both nations attending a signing ceremony in Stockholm. This deal signifies a broader deepening of defense cooperation between the two countries. French President Emmanuel Macron highlighted the agreement as a testament to the excellence of the French defense industry and a reflection of shared values regarding European sovereignty and security.
- Sweden purchased four frigates from France.
- The deal was signed in Stockholm on August 31.
- The frigates will be manufactured by Naval Group in Lorient, France.
- The agreement also includes a commitment to enhance broader defense cooperation.
- French President Emmanuel Macron and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson attended the ceremony.
- Macron stated the deal reflects a shared vision of European sovereignty and security.
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