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Spain analyses impact of COVID-19 on its industrial base

12th May 2020 - 10:00 GMT | by Flavia Camargos Pereira in London

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The Spanish MoD is conducting studies with industry to analyse the impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus, as it focuses on maintaining the readiness of its armed forces.

‘It is relevant to identify the areas that are ready to support the Ministry of the Defence,’ said Pedro Fuster, Deputy Director of Inspection, Regulation and Industrial Strategy of the General Directorate of Armament and Material (DGAM) of the Spanish MoD.

Speaking on 7 May during a webinar attended by Shephard, he explained that some companies have already received a letter from DGAM to provide information.

DGAM is responsible for the planning and

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