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Exércitos/Sistemas de Armas / Re: Vintage Tanks
« Última mensagem por Lusitano89 em Fevereiro 01, 2026, 11:40:02 am »


Sure — here it is in **plain text**, clean and easy to copy-paste into a forum. No tables, no markdown, no links.
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Comparison of Portugal and Morocco in 2024: GDP and Military Expenditure
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (NOMINAL, 2024)
Portugal:
Portugal’s nominal GDP in 2024 was approximately 313 billion US dollars.
Morocco:
Morocco’s nominal GDP in 2024 was approximately 154 billion US dollars.
Summary:
Portugal’s economy was about twice the size of Morocco’s in nominal GDP terms in 2024.
MILITARY EXPENDITURE (2024)
Portugal:
Portugal’s military spending in 2024 was estimated at around 4.4 to 4.5 billion euros, which is roughly 4.7 to 4.9 billion US dollars. This represented about 1.46% to 1.58% of Portugal’s GDP.
Morocco:
Morocco’s military expenditure in 2024 was estimated at approximately 5.5 billion US dollars. This corresponded to roughly 3.5% of Morocco’s GDP.
COMPARISON SUMMARY
* Portugal had a significantly larger economy than Morocco in 2024 (about 313 billion USD vs 154 billion USD).
* Morocco spent more on its military in absolute terms than Portugal (about 5.5 billion USD vs about 4.8 billion USD).
* Morocco devoted a much higher share of its GDP to military spending than Portugal (around 3.5% vs about 1.5%).
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If you want, I can also rewrite this to sound more neutral, more argumentative, or more casual depending on the forum vibe.


Portugal is highlighting the A-29’s tactical potential for European and transatlantic defense. The induction of the first five A-29N aircraft not only positions Portugal as the first regional operator of its class, but also broadens the horizon for further acquisitions within the Organization: the A-29N variant meets the NATO standardization required for operations in air patrol, armed ISR, CAS, advanced training, and close air support. In addition, the new configuration for the interception and neutralization of UAS is a cutting-edge advantage in the shared global challenge of countering drone swarms; this complementary feature on the N versions would represent a significant technological leap focused on emerging threats.


Gás e petróleo, sobretudo da Nigéria.
Guiné Equatorial e São Tomé e Príncipe países da CPLP.
Rotas marítima importantes pra o nosso país a passar por essa zona.
Digo eu, mas ao mesmo tempo, enquanto país fundador, estranhamente não temos relações económicas significativas com estes países CPLP, com destaque na área energética e pescas.
A Nigéria, desde logo pela sua dimensão, inviabiliza qualquer tipo de intervenção do nosso país.
A França e os EUA têm na área capacidades militares significativas instaladas...
A realidade atual é a presença de meia dúzia de militares e uma lancha de fiscalização em STP.
E, de quando em vez, a escala de um NPO em alguns países.
