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| 05 Mar. 2013 |  |
Serbian parliamentarians visit NATO HeadquartersIn cooperation with the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, NATO’s Public Diplomacy Division hosted a group of Serbian members of parliament on 5 March. The visit is part of efforts to strengthen NATO’s relations with Serbian key decision-makers and to broaden the public debate about Serbia’s partnership and cooperation with the Alliance. |
| 04 Mar. 2013 - 07 Mar. 2013 |  |
Visit of senior think tankers and policy makers from the Asia-Pacific regionA group of senior security experts, think tankers and policy makers from the Asia-Pacific region took part in a four-day study tour from 4 to 7 March 2013, aimed at promoting dialogue and exploring opportunities for further cooperation with NATO. |
| 12 Feb. 2013 |  |
Ireland: an important partner in peace and securityThis week, Anders Fogh Rasmussen became the first NATO Secretary General to visit Ireland. Over the past 15 years, the country has worked closely with NATO to promote peace and security in support of operations mandated by the United Nations, first in the Balkans and then in Afghanistan. Ireland has identified developing the capacity of the Irish Defence Forces to participate in multinational crisis-response operations as a priority, and also shares its expertise in areas such as humanitarian operations, peacekeeping and countering improvised explosive devices. |
| 06 Feb. 2013 - 07 Feb. 2013 |  |
A marketplace for training and partnershipsRepresentatives from some of NATO’s 24 Partnership Training and Education Centres (PTECs) came together at NATO Headquarters on 6-7 February to share ideas and build networks in a two-day annual partnership marketplace. |
| 24 Oct. 2012 |  |
20 years of working with partners to bring progress and peace through scienceThe first formal meeting of the then NATO Science Committee with representatives of Central and Eastern European countries took place twenty years ago in October 1992. This marked the opening of NATO’s science programme to partner countries, following the end of the Cold War. Reaching out to scientific communities was seen to have natural potential for international cooperation that could be harnessed to help promote peace. |
| 20 Sep. 2012 |  |
NATO and the Republic of Korea sign new partnership programmeNATO and the Republic of Korea signed a new partnership programme on 20 September 2012 that sets the framework for cooperation and political dialogue. Deputy Secretary General Alexander Vershbow and the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea Kim Chang-beom signed the first Individual Partnership Cooperation Programme (IPCP) at NATO Headquarters in Brussels. |
| 04 Jul. 2012 |  |
Investing in strong partnershipsCooperative security is one of NATO’s three essential core tasks. In an unpredictable, fast-changing and increasingly interconnected world, it is essential for the Alliance to invest in strong partnerships with countries and organizations around the globe. |
| 21 May. 2012 |  |
NATO leaders meet with partners in ChicagoNATO Allies welcomed in Chicago leaders from partner countries from across the globe in different partnership meetings and thanked them for the contributions they make to the work of the Alliance. |
| 19 May. 2012 |  |
Final countdown to the Chicago SummitNATO has begun the final countdown to its summit in Chicago – a summit that will ready the North Atlantic Alliance to tackle the challenges of the future. |
| 11 May. 2012 |  |
Afghanistan, capabilities and partnerships top busy Chicago Summit agendaAfghanistan, future capabilities and strengthening partnerships will top the agenda of next week’s Chicago Summit, said NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen on 11 May 2012. |