Koji Kabuto
In a move to stay ahead of emerging threats and challenges, NATO has released a new Science & Technology Strategy on June 5, 2025. The strategy outlines NATO’s approach to leveraging science and technology to enhance its capabilities and maintain its edge in an ever-evolving security environment.
The new strategy focuses on key areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and biotechnology, recognizing the importance of these fields in shaping the future of warfare. NATO Secretary General praised the strategy as a crucial step in adapting to the rapidly changing technological landscape and ensuring the alliance’s continued relevance and effectiveness.
With the rapid advancement of technology, NATO understands the need to prioritize innovation and collaboration with industry and academia to address security challenges. The strategy emphasizes the importance of investing in research and development to stay ahead of potential adversaries and maintain technological superiority.
NATO’s commitment to science and technology is evident in its efforts to enhance interoperability among member states and partner nations. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies, NATO aims to strengthen its deterrence and defense posture while also contributing to global security and stability.
As the security landscape continues to evolve, NATO’s new Science & Technology Strategy signals its readiness to embrace innovation and adapt to emerging threats. By prioritizing research and development in key technology areas, NATO is positioning itself to meet the challenges of tomorrow and uphold its commitment to collective defense.
Source: NATO – Homepage
