The Defence Investment Plan is expected ahead of next month’s NATO summit and will outline how the Government will deliver an additional £18 billion in military spending. The programme responds to growing security challenges involving Russia, China, and instability in the Middle East. It covers homeland security, advanced military technology, and improvements across the Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force. The plan aims to position Britain as a leading NATO military power while providing long-term certainty for defence manufacturers to expand production and create skilled jobs. It is also expected to strengthen the defence industrial base across shipbuilding, aerospace, cyber-security, artificial intelligence, and advanced weapons systems.
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