They committed to continuing to consult on issues like arms control, climate change and security and emerging and disruptive technologies; and to take steps to re-establish consultations on economic matters related to security, such as export controls and technology transfers. [...] They committed to the full and speedy implementation of military plans to strengthen the Alliance’s deterrence and defence posture and continue to improve the readiness of forces to meet current and future defence needs. [...] Proposal 7: Combat and Adapt to Climate Change NATO Leaders endorsed an ambitious new NATO Action Plan on Climate Change and Security, with the aim of making NATO the leading international organisation when it comes to understanding and adapting to the impact of climate change on security. [...] They invited the Secretary General to develop a concrete and ambitious target for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by the NATO political and military structures and facilities, and to assess the feasibility of reaching net zero emissions by 2050. [...] It will also recommit to the Alliance’s founding values and enduring purpose, to safeguard the freedom and security of all Allies by political and military means.
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