Spain to Meet NATO Commitments While Protecting Social Programs—PM
(MENAFN) Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Tuesday that Spain remains committed to meeting the military capabilities expected by NATO while safeguarding the country's social welfare system.
In a message shared on X after reaching Ankara for the NATO summit, Sanchez said Spain would continue “fulfilling the capabilities required by the Alliance without cutting a single centimeter from our welfare state.”
He also said he had arrived in the Turkish capital “with the certainty” that the security of Europe depends on the unity and cooperation of NATO member states.
“Security and prosperity. Both can and should go hand in hand,” he added.
In a message shared on X after reaching Ankara for the NATO summit, Sanchez said Spain would continue “fulfilling the capabilities required by the Alliance without cutting a single centimeter from our welfare state.”
He also said he had arrived in the Turkish capital “with the certainty” that the security of Europe depends on the unity and cooperation of NATO member states.
“Security and prosperity. Both can and should go hand in hand,” he added.
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