NATO Leaders Pledge 5% of GDP for Defence at The Hague Summit
At their first summit in the Netherlands, NATO's 32 allies committed to spend 5% of GDP a year on defence and security by 2035, at least 3.5% of it on core defence, and reaffirmed their 'ironclad' Article 5 commitment.
- Allies committed 'to invest 5% of GDP annually on core defence requirements as well as defence-and security-related spending by 2035', citing the long-term threat from Russia and terrorism[1]
- At least 3.5% of GDP goes to core defence under NATO's definition, with annual national plans showing a credible path; up to 1.5% can cover critical infrastructure, networks, civil preparedness, innovation and the defence industrial base[1]
- The trajectory will be reviewed in 2029, and direct contributions to Ukraine's defence count toward the target[1]
- The declaration reaffirmed the 'ironclad commitment to collective defence as enshrined in Article 5' and announced the next summits: Türkiye in 2026, then Albania[1]
- Spain, which called the target excessive, was granted an exemption; it was Mark Rutte's first summit as NATO secretary general[2]
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- [1]90%nato.int/en/about-us/official-texts-and-resources/official-texts/2025/06/25/the-hague-summit-declarationnato.int· 发布于 2026年9月27日· 开始 2025年6月24日 ✓· 结束 2025年6月25日 ✓· 占评分 50%
NATO's Hague Summit Declaration is dated 25 June 2025; Wikipedia[2] gives the summit as held in The Hague on 24-25 June 2025.
- [2]75%2025 The Hague NATO summiten.wikipedia.org· 添加于 2026年9月27日· 开始 2025年6月24日· 结束 2025年6月25日· 占评分 50%
Gives the summit dates (24-25 June 2025) and venue (the World Forum), Mark Rutte's first summit as secretary general, and Spain's exemption from the 5% target with a promise of 2.1%.[1]
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