EU-Switzerland Agreement for Switzerland to participate in European crisis management missions
17 Mar 202683 views
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Public administrations, defence and security sector, logistics and international mission support companies
Summary
The EU and Switzerland sign a framework agreement allowing Switzerland to collaborate in European Union crisis management operations. It establishes the legal and operational conditions for such participation.
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This international agreement between the EU and Switzerland creates a formal legal framework enabling Switzerland to participate in EU-led civilian and military crisis management operations. It regulates aspects such as command, financing, legal liability and the status of deployed Swiss personnel. Switzerland will be …
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