Invitation to EU Event “Resilient Military Mobility Corridors – The Role of Infrastructure in European Defence”
21/10/2026
As Europe faces evolving security challenges, developing resilient military mobility corridors is essential to strengthening European defence and ensuring the rapid movement of military personnel and equipment.
Join us to explore how robust, durable transport infrastructure can strengthen Europe’s military mobility, preparedness and long-term defence capabilities, and why infrastructure must be a key part of Europe’s defence strategy.
Wednesday 9 December from 16:00 to 17:30 Altiero Spinelli building, European Parliament, Brussels
NATO military vehicles drive on the motorway A2 towards Berlin, near Burg, Germany, 27 March 2017. Parts of the Enhanced Forward Presence (eFP) were moved towards Orzysz in Poland from the Rose Barracks in Germany, starting on the 25th May 2017. There they will complete an eFP mission of the NATO. NATO soldiers from the US, the UK and Romania are included. Photo: Peter Gercke/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa | usage worldwide (Photo by Peter Gercke/picture alliance via Getty Images)
