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Klaus Hommels, Fiona Murray

Venture capital could be NATO’s ultimate weapon. Here’s why

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This week’s NATO Summit in Washington, D.C. marking the alliance’s 75th anniversary served as an important reminder of the role that transatlantic venture capital investments can play in boosting cooperation among the member nations.

Staying at the forefront of technological innovation is more important than ever in securing the future of 1 billion citizens of NATO members by boosting the nations' readiness in these turbulent times. Not only is it necessary for our security, resilience, and ultimately, prosperity but it also makes good business sense.

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