The Luxembourg Defence will implement the following level of ambition: At the national level: 1. The Luxembourg Defence will maintain the resources required to contribute to defending the country, including in the framework of the VigilNat plan, and to meet its obligations as a host nation. 2. The Luxembourg Defence will contribute to hardening national resilience, the goal being to tackle hybrid threats and cyber threats with a view to ensuring continuity of public services. At the international level: 1. Luxembourg will continue to participate in military operations abroad. Luxembourg’s contribution may take the form of deployments of military or civilian personnel, of military capabilities and/or of financial contributions, in compliance with NATO-defined criteria for the usability of forces. 2. In the context of a global approach to crisis prevention, the Luxembourg Defence will contribute to efforts designed to support partner nations to enable them to take charge of their own security, particularly through training and equipment support. 3. Luxembourg will contribute in the shape of civilian and military experts and instructors who can be made available for international operations and missions. 4. In the framework of NATO: The Luxembourg Defence will continue its durable contribution to fulfilling the policy commitments made at the NATO Summits: a. by participating in exercises and deployments designed to strengthen the deterrence and defence posture through forward presence in certain Alliance countries, in close cooperation with our key partners; b. by participating in the rapid reaction capability (NRF/VJTF). A substantial contribution will be envisaged at regular intervals, in principle every 4 to 5 years, taking into account the plans of our key partners; c. by participating in the Framework Nations Concept (FNC), including contributing to the constitution of large multinational units (“Larger Formations”) and pooling with other FNC participants key capabilities essential for executing Alliance missions; d. by contributing to permanent or temporary reinforcement of the command structure and the force structure, as far as demands and available resources allow; e. by participating in conflict prevention, crisis management and stabilization missions with adequately supported and sustainable contingents. 29