The Dutch cabinet
has budgeted an additional 128.8 million euros to be spent over the next five
years on structural improvements in the fight against terrorism and jihadi
threats. Almost 29 million euros will be
used for the security of specific institutions, including parliament and Jewish
institutions. About 69 million euros will
be spent on the intelligence services, and 14 million for rapid response teams.
The analysis undertaken by the NCTV, the National Coordinator for the Fight against
Terror, shows that the current level of threats will last for a long period to
come. Monday, March 2, 2015
Prime Minister: Preventing Threats to the Netherlands Requires Additional Money
The Dutch cabinet
has budgeted an additional 128.8 million euros to be spent over the next five
years on structural improvements in the fight against terrorism and jihadi
threats. Almost 29 million euros will be
used for the security of specific institutions, including parliament and Jewish
institutions. About 69 million euros will
be spent on the intelligence services, and 14 million for rapid response teams.
The analysis undertaken by the NCTV, the National Coordinator for the Fight against
Terror, shows that the current level of threats will last for a long period to
come. 
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