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Dendias inaugurates first Reserve Training Center in Avlona

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Nikos Dendias announces a new national defense initiative in Greece.
The Reserve Training Center aims to prepare 150,000 trained volunteers.
Dendias emphasizes the importance of operational readiness in modern defense.
The initiative is part of the 'Agenda 2030' framework for defense reforms.

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On June 24, 2026, Greek Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias inaugurated the first Center for Reserve Training (ΚΕΜΕΦ) in Avlona, marking a significant restructuring of the country's national defense strategy. Dendias described the establishment of this center as a paradigm shift aimed at developing an operational framework for effectively utilizing reservists within the modern defense landscape.

Dendias outlined the goal of creating a voluntary reserve force of 150,000 citizens, which he indicated would serve as a rapid response capability for national defense. The program is designed to meet contemporary security challenges and enhance the operational readiness of the reserve forces. The Minister emphasized the importance of integrating reservists into the national defense framework, focusing on their training and operational alignment with current needs.

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