What Georgia spoke about.

Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, once again Europe is called to a choice: remain a sum of 27 national systems or finally become stronger, including in the capacity to guarantee its own security. A true European Defence Union means pooling resources, expertise, research and industrial capabilities, fostering joint procurement and overcoming fragmentation and duplication. Because

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, when we talk about cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, we are talking about Europe's freedom. We cannot just be a market for technologies developed elsewhere. We need to build European infrastructure that protects citizens, data and the economy. To do this, we need the courage to invest also in the territories that can become the new strategic frontier

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, first of all I would like to thank my colleague, Mr Maran, from whom I inherited this dossier. This is my first speech in this House and it is happening at a very uncertain time for Europe. As we speak, at the borders of the Union, war is no longer a distant scenario: It's a reality. The news from the Middle East is dramatic, while Ukraine continues to fight