At the inaugural LANDEURO conference in Wiesbaden, NATO leaders, military officials, and defense industry experts emphasized the urgent need for rapid modernization, industrial cooperation, and interoperability among allied forces. Facing mounting global threats, particularly from Russia, NATO is pushing for shared production, universal weapons systems, and streamlined procurement processes to ensure readiness and deterrence. Calls for reforming the Foreign Military Sales system and building a seamless transatlantic defense industry were central themes. Leaders highlighted that speed, innovation, and the ability to operate jointly across domains are crucial for maintaining NATO's edge. The event underscored that strengthening NATO's arsenal is not just about stockpiling weapons, but about adaptability, integration, and collective investment in security.
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