Greece’s top national security body is expected to approve on Thursday a €3 billion procurement package for Israeli air and missile defense systems, Kathimerini reports.

The procurement program includes Rafael’s Spyder All-in-One systems, David’s Sling, and the Barak MX system developed by Israel Aerospace Industries.

Sources said that the Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense will approve the acquisition of V-BAT unmanned systems, Heron drones, Victa submersibles for special operations units, and new C-390 Millennium transport aircraft.

The initiative is aimed at protecting critical infrastructure on Greece’s islands and mainland from threats including ballistic missiles, air attacks, autonomous systems, and cyber threats.

A few days after the council meeting, representatives of Israel’s defense cooperation agency will arrive in Athens to sign the contracts.